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I would say your timing is right. Punching before the foot lands, utilizes your body weight behind the punch.

Wha?

With Kenpo, sometimes the form is the problem.

It's your stance.

I think moving in form is important, but not a particular form. It is a lot more interesting than standing there kicking over, and over, and it is more dynamic than repeating a single tech idea.

The is only Destroyer, and the rest is pale pig's ear stuff... o_O

Flex. :D

It is the same idea, but you flick out your foot, and precede the landing with the lunge punch.

You can forge a new path.

It more of a grind up to it, if you have been moving differently, your whole life, but it should just be like walking down the road.

Practice does not make perfect. Perfect Practice makes perfect. o_O

If you do this right, it should heal your shoulder.

It may be time to take the, Step Through Lunge Plunge. :)

Maybe it's beyond your Ken, Po. :p

I do this crap all the time. :D

I would say that is true of the canteen, and possibly the stirrup, but, I think they mostly met, fought, and stole each other's ideas.

I've seen a lot of bad finger set, but the only reason to limit the idea, is because the teacher wants to teach boxing ideas, as a rule.

I think the mud creatures are gonna ban you again. It is just how the ooze. :cool:

Water is the bomb. o_O

Nothing like team drinking, before the big game. :D

Spirit is what you show at a tournament, poor souls are the ones that lose. :D

Bastards! :cool:

It will never be the same on both sides, but you can learn a lot from trying.

Ed Parker's, I believe.

Name a few.

Maybe you don't know them, at the right timing.

What, pray tell, do you find impractical, about Kenpo? :bored:

Any time you can.

Didn't that get replaced with Krav? ;)

I wouldn't call not inventing martial arts moves a fault. What is to invent?