How do they rate?

[kenpo3631]

Just wondering how the VHS tapes of the Kenpo Masters compare to one another...

Let's put it to the audience

 

[Kirk]

I can't vote, haven't seen them all. Has anyone seen Tim Bulot's
(sp?) tapes? They're pretty good!

 

[Goldendragon7]

Lee Wedlake has tapes?

 

[Rainman]

Jody, tabatabai and bachman are simular. Tatum is a little more polished than the first 3. German does a blend of a few arts and uses AK concepts on the ground as well. Have not seen the other 2.

 

[Goldendragon7]

Is there a list?
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[Rainman]

Relative positioning and grafting mainly... It has been awhile since I have viewed anything though.

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[Goldendragon7]

Principles that apply to stand up -- also apply to prone! You just need to adjust the angle understandings! Good deal!

 

[Rainman]

It was most interesting at the time (and now as well) about how German grafted Kenpo techniques and ne waza on the floor. The blending was most interesting... grapling on the floor is fun anyways though.

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[Rob_Broad]

For the technical nuts and bolts I like Huk Planas's tapes, I have seen some of Tatum's tapes and found them lacking information of the beginning tapes, I have been told he goes into more detail later on.

 

[Rainman]

What do you mean by technical nuts and bolts? I don't know anything of planas could you give an example?

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[Goldendragon7]

Understands the forms on a very technical level
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