Yeti
Black Belt
Another question for the Kenpo faithful...
Are joint locks taught in the Kenpo curriculum as a stand-alone technique to control an opponent (like Hapkido, say), or are they more used as a part of an overall technique as a diversion/distraction to set up an opponent for a strike, takedown, etc?
Are joint locks taught in the Kenpo curriculum as a stand-alone technique to control an opponent (like Hapkido, say), or are they more used as a part of an overall technique as a diversion/distraction to set up an opponent for a strike, takedown, etc?