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No thinkers out there?
Answer, Dominating Circles.
Did you know how many step through punches are in our system? Is sword of destruction, labeled as a left roundhouse punch or a straight punch a step through punch? Is raining claw a step through punch? See book 5 of infinite insights. Go through the list of techniques and count your steps through punches. The same with your storm techniques. Analyze your targets, is it on your opponent centerline, sternum, solar plexus, bladder etc. or is it to ribs inside or outside. A reverse punch which none is listed, do you think Mr. Parker left out such an important phase of any system? Destance of a leg and a half is a one of the keys to these questions.
Resarch some of the combination techniques, and compare them to the single punch techniques.
Note: a complete step-through put's the attackers left leg in the way for the groin kick for Sword of Destruction, and is not listed as a step through punch.
: Techniques are built on the Venetian blind principal three stages of depth, help you find your way through this analyze the 18 hand movements on page 9 volume 1 of insights into kenpo. Then add three depths to each angle. Book 4 and five also teaches us the degrees of angles, ascending, straight or descending.
In the manuals and books he gave us the dots, but expected us to connect them.
Dan
Answer, Dominating Circles.
Did you know how many step through punches are in our system? Is sword of destruction, labeled as a left roundhouse punch or a straight punch a step through punch? Is raining claw a step through punch? See book 5 of infinite insights. Go through the list of techniques and count your steps through punches. The same with your storm techniques. Analyze your targets, is it on your opponent centerline, sternum, solar plexus, bladder etc. or is it to ribs inside or outside. A reverse punch which none is listed, do you think Mr. Parker left out such an important phase of any system? Destance of a leg and a half is a one of the keys to these questions.
Resarch some of the combination techniques, and compare them to the single punch techniques.
Note: a complete step-through put's the attackers left leg in the way for the groin kick for Sword of Destruction, and is not listed as a step through punch.
: Techniques are built on the Venetian blind principal three stages of depth, help you find your way through this analyze the 18 hand movements on page 9 volume 1 of insights into kenpo. Then add three depths to each angle. Book 4 and five also teaches us the degrees of angles, ascending, straight or descending.
In the manuals and books he gave us the dots, but expected us to connect them.
Dan
