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Chicago Green Dragon
04-08-2003, 12:25 PM
Just wondering if there were any AIKKA members on the talk forum ?
Chicago Green
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XtremeJ_AKKI
04-08-2003, 05:55 PM
What is the AIKKA?
( I myself am of the AKKI )
ikenpo
04-08-2003, 08:35 PM
Originally posted by Chicago Green Dragon
Just wondering if there were any AIKKA members on the talk forum ?
Chicago Green
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Trained under one for 5 yrs...
jb
Chicago Green Dragon
04-08-2003, 08:42 PM
and what did you think of it ?
Chicago Green
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ikenpo
04-08-2003, 09:22 PM
Originally posted by Chicago Green Dragon
and what did you think of it ?
Chicago Green
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A lot of mat time fighting, a great deal of interest in speed, but little emphasis on principles and concepts of "modern standard Kenpo". Fortunately I had GD7 and Doc to look after me..
Anything your referring to specifically...I know he has a video program, but the guy I trained under trained under him directly and was a 6th. I've seen his vids, I have some of his books. What specifically are you asking?
jb
Elfan
04-08-2003, 10:08 PM
Who's organization is it and what does the name stand for?
Chicago Green Dragon
04-09-2003, 11:55 AM
Originally posted by jbkenpo
A lot of mat time fighting, a great deal of interest in speed, but little emphasis on principles and concepts of "modern standard Kenpo". Fortunately I had GD7 and Doc to look after me..
Anything your referring to specifically...I know he has a video program, but the guy I trained under trained under him directly and was a 6th. I've seen his vids, I have some of his books. What specifically are you asking?
jb
I was interested in training with the Doc. I have seen some of his videos and also read some of his published material. I was wondering first hand what it was like to train with the Doc in person. I have found his videos very enlightning and he seems like a pretty down to earth person.
I was going to see if i could plan some time in the future to fly out for a week to train with the Doc.
Chicago Green
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Chicago Green Dragon
04-09-2003, 11:57 AM
Originally posted by Elfan
Who's organization is it and what does the name stand for?
American International Karate & Kung Fu Association
The organization was founded by Dr John La Tourrette
American International Karate Kung-Fu Schools of Self-Defense, 10th Dan
Chicago Green
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XtremeJ_AKKI
04-09-2003, 12:01 PM
Ah, the same dude who wrote that Ed Parker's ' neutral bow ' stance was the biggest joke of a stance. Gotcha.
Chicago Green Dragon
04-09-2003, 12:31 PM
Originally posted by XtremeJ_AKKI
Ah, the same dude who wrote that Ed Parker's ' neutral bow ' stance was the biggest joke of a stance. Gotcha.
Hmm I have never read that one.
Where did you read that comment ?
Oh also, very cool website.
Chicago Green
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XtremeJ_AKKI
04-09-2003, 01:23 PM
From some of his older material...I think it was the printed stuff that came along with his ' Speed Hitting ' tapes.
Chicago Green Dragon
04-09-2003, 01:32 PM
Originally posted by XtremeJ_AKKI
From some of his older material...I think it was the printed stuff that came along with his ' Speed Hitting ' tapes.
Hmm I think I might have some of that material.
I'll take a look when I have the chance.
Thanks for the info ...............
Chicago Green
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ikenpo
04-09-2003, 03:31 PM
Originally posted by XtremeJ_AKKI
Ah, the same dude who wrote that Ed Parker's ' neutral bow ' stance was the biggest joke of a stance. Gotcha.
Yep,
Folks are always remembered for their shocking quotes. I think he said that in one of his vids as well if I remember correctly...He was into the "liquid bow"..I think that's what you AKKI guys call it...Or more of a JKD type stance with the rear foot turned to 90 degrees with the weight on the ball of the foot in a cocked position instead of 45 degrees and flat. Front foot is still at 45 degrees...That's what my old instructor taught.
jb
ikenpo
04-09-2003, 03:38 PM
Originally posted by Chicago Green Dragon
I was interested in training with the Doc. I have seen some of his videos and also read some of his published material. I was wondering first hand what it was like to train with the Doc in person. I have found his videos very enlightning and he seems like a pretty down to earth person.
I was going to see if i could plan some time in the future to fly out for a week to train with the Doc.
Chicago Green
Dragon :asian:
Cha Ching...
XtremeJ_AKKI
04-09-2003, 03:46 PM
Originally posted by jbkenpo
Yep,
Folks are always remembered for their shocking quotes. I think he said that in one of his vids as well if I remember correctly...He was into the "liquid bow"..I think that's what you AKKI guys call it...Or more of a JKD type stance with the rear foot turned to 90 degrees with the weight on the ball of the foot in a cocked position instead of 45 degrees and flat. Front foot is still at 45 degrees...That's what my old instructor taught.
jb
No, we call that the ' modified neutral bow '. The ' Liquid Bows ' concept is more of an idea-in-application than an actual stance.
Chicago Green Dragon
04-09-2003, 03:52 PM
Originally posted by jbkenpo
Cha Ching...
Hmm i take it by your comment its a bit expensive......
Chicago Green
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