Kajukenbo

Some may disagree but ask a local Hawaiian martial arts historian and he'll tell you it all started here in the islands. View more at pacificnetwork.tv

[@gregsakis6510]

Beautiful video, keep up the good work!

[@hiilei01]

I am so glad I saw this..wish I could find more videos with my dad (Norman) in it..would be even better if my dad and brother (Kione) could be seen in a video.

[@PacificNetworkTV]

Wow, we are thrilled that you saw this! And thank you from all of us, sharing your Dad and his knowledge. much aloha, The Guys at Pure Pacific

[@jedimind5076]

RIP Master Sam Twndencia and Master Sijo Emperado! Sibok Dave...Much respects to Alejandro Elias for training me! Thank you Sigung!

[@RussellSpillers]

Was this filmed at the Palama Settlement?

[@jebishop]

Nice

[@nawafmohammad190]

Kajukenbo ohana kuwait 🇰🇼♥

[@PacificNetworkTV]

Wow! You're all the way in Kuwait? That's terrific. I hope the Hawaii clan reads your comment and someday might be able to connect with you and your colleagues.

[@hoppahaole3155]

I looking through KZbin and find this, my biologic father is Joe Black Kahoiwai.

[@christianshreve9607]

I'm not into mythology. I don't pray. Does your respect extend to me? The style is interesting.

[@nkpv808]

Have you ever met us Hawaiians? We respect and aloha everybody, even to a fault sometimes in my opinion. Their particular ohana or family just happens to pray together. I haven't studied Kajukenbo in a long time... but I'm sure that if you wanted to partake in their sessions, they'd be more than accommodating if you wanted to forgo their short opening prayer. I guess it's sort of like a short prayer at the beginning of a funeral or promotion/retirement ceremony. Nobody minds if you don't silently pray along. They're just happy that you're there and BOOM you are a part of their family anyway. They'd probably even feed you home-made food before you leave! It makes me happy that you thought that it was interesting. Aloha, Christian Shreve.