Sigung Jeff Macalolooy teaches on Fight Quest: Kajukenbo

[@ericturner2477]

Notice when the pads go on, all those detailed self-defense techniques dissolve into basically kickboxing. Choreography and fighting are two different things.

[@jimleffler7976]

Loved that episode, good demos and techniques

[@fadicastronovo]

Sigung Jeff is awesome

[@mitsuoo1012]

Pretty good moves. Looks effective! Some Kajukenbo schools has moves that look ineffective. Also original Kajukenbo was tested in street

[@tommartin1223]

loved this

[@mitsuoo1012]

So cant say all Kajukenbo schools are very effective. Its a Philosophy and not so much a style. Like not all Boxing clubs the same since some put out champion fighters and some schools never do.

[@marceldegraaf3824]

Are you in Australia? I’m in Brisbane is there anyone here doing that?

[@DragonsDenMMA]

California

[@ronaldlee7566]

Professor Macalolooy: Let the ground do the work. Chef Gordon Ramsay: Let the knife do the work.

[@gunnerhiro394]

This Hapkido instructor was doing the parry punch/catch and twist - I told him I don't think u could do that as a punch is too fast (unless the person doesn't know how to punch) - we tested his technique - out of 10 tries, he caught my arm ZERO times.

[@RAPEDBYBLACKS]

I have a micropenis

[@staceyhall8387]

He’s my pe teacher

[@dogguyful]

World's most dangerous and brutal fighting system.

[@jacquesmontroeul8047]

Bj bel techniques mais ce sont des technique de Penchak silat self defence mais le kajukenbo ressemble fort au Penchak si les deux se rassemblerait sa ferait une très belle defence.martialement

[@spinningbacksidekick]

Just do Muay Thai instead.

[@stewartheather5654]

Muay thai is a ring sport This is supposed to be for street hence no off limit targets