This thread is open to any Kenpo style....SKK, EPAK, Tracy, Kajukenbo, etc.
Many times, when the crosstraining subject comes up, some say that there is no need to, as everything we're looking for, is already in the system. Of course, whenever that is refuted, the usual come back is someone saying that perhaps its not the art itself, but the person doing the art.
So, that being said, I'd like to take any technique or any kata, from any Kenpo system, and ask how, if placed in a grappling situation, you would apply that technique. In other words, can combo #1 from the SKK system be applied or used if someone was mounted on you? Could Crossing Talon, from the Parker system, be used? For the katas, we could, for the sake of discussion, disect any part, to give an example of how you would transition the move from a standing to ground application.
Many times, when the crosstraining subject comes up, some say that there is no need to, as everything we're looking for, is already in the system. Of course, whenever that is refuted, the usual come back is someone saying that perhaps its not the art itself, but the person doing the art.
So, that being said, I'd like to take any technique or any kata, from any Kenpo system, and ask how, if placed in a grappling situation, you would apply that technique. In other words, can combo #1 from the SKK system be applied or used if someone was mounted on you? Could Crossing Talon, from the Parker system, be used? For the katas, we could, for the sake of discussion, disect any part, to give an example of how you would transition the move from a standing to ground application.