Goldendragon7
Grandmaster
occasion... that different studios do not put much emphasis on kicking...... foot positions etc. Is this because Kenpo is known for it's "Awesome Hand Combinations" or are we just lazy?
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Originally posted by Klondike93
Does your school place equal emphasis on kicking GD? To all ranges or just below the waist?
Originally posted by jfarnsworth
Those guys were just as good as any TKD student I've ever trained with. Just change the gi and you wouldn't notice a difference between the students. Mr. Conatser broke down kicking set I like I've never seen before. Kicking set to me just became more valueable as well as the other sets now that I have some ammo to understand how to take them apart properly.
Salute,
Jason Farnsworth
Originally posted by C.E.Jackson
I've elected not to teach the "Kicking Set" per A/K standards.
Originally posted by Kalicombat
Mr. Jackson,
Do you teach the entire EPAK curriculum to your students except for kicking sets, or have you eliminated other parts of the curriculum? I too am just curious. Do you not think that the kicking sets are an integral part to the curriculum seeing as how the systems founder felt they were important enough to include?
Gary Catherman
Originally posted by C.E.Jackson
As I understand it Mr. Parker did NOT personally develop most* of the "sets" as they are now taught.
Originally posted by Goldendragon7
I want to know who is spreading rumors.........
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