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OrangeLeopard
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Do you believe that the kempo system is very well suited for actual street fights or a practical base for real physical confrontation?
I believe that kempo provides a solid base for evading and agressively defending an attack, especially against common untained moves (i.e. long, full weighted "haymaker" hook punches). Also, most of the drills help provide balance, speed, and reflexes reactive to these types of attacks. I think it way be one of the best ways to train for real fight that is not adrenaline controlled, as long as the moves are understood as pieces and you dont try to complete combinations after every strike (unless ridiculously possible). Your opinion?
I believe that kempo provides a solid base for evading and agressively defending an attack, especially against common untained moves (i.e. long, full weighted "haymaker" hook punches). Also, most of the drills help provide balance, speed, and reflexes reactive to these types of attacks. I think it way be one of the best ways to train for real fight that is not adrenaline controlled, as long as the moves are understood as pieces and you dont try to complete combinations after every strike (unless ridiculously possible). Your opinion?