Doc
Senior Master
May issue of "Martial Arts Magazine" from CFW Publishing (Inside Kung Fu), gives a decent explanation of some aspects of Sublevel Four Kenpo.
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Originally posted by jazkiljok
Doc,
saw an article in another martial arts magazine recently- was just browsing so i don't recall the mag name-- it was about 7 types of kicks every woman should know-- now i could have been mistaken but i could have sworn it said she did Sub4 Kenpo-- that girl had some sharp form-- was that one of your students??
the outter rim is how far out? and is that east or west?
Originally posted by lonekimono
research?? no, i was just asking how many of you already know them at this time in your training? i teach them at purple belt.
yours in kenpo:asian: :asian:
Originally posted by lonekimono
someone will get mad over this but how many kenpo people
( upper ranks i mean purple and above) don't know P.points ?
just though i would ask?
yours in kenpo
Originally posted by Kenpomachine
Do pressure points only relate to meridians and nerves, or they can be also used towards control?
Is there any correllation with body mechanics, as in joint manipulation, or is it only body phisiology?
Thanks,
:asian:
PS Maybe we should ask one of the admins to include the P points in the thread's name...
Originally posted by lonekimono
research?? no, i was just asking how many of you already know them at this time in your training? i teach them at purple belt.
yours in kenpo:asian: :asian:
Originally posted by D.Cobb
Whilst it is possible to execute joint manipulations without using pressure point applications, it is much easier and effective when you do use them.
Having said(written?) that, it is also true that you can use nerve strike/ manipulations to acheive the same or similar ends.
Of course, you can also say that all presure point strikes are in effect nerve strikes anyway, however you could not truthfully say that all nerve strikes are pressure point strikes.
I'm not sure if this answers your question, but I hope it does.
--Dave
:asian:
Originally posted by Doc
May issue of "Martial Arts Magazine" from CFW Publishing (Inside Kung Fu), gives a decent explanation of some aspects of Sublevel Four Kenpo.
Thank you I appreciate it. No the articles are completely different. The current one partly explains some of the many levels of SubLevel Four Kenpo, and doesn't really touch on nerves trikes. the next article will be on how to counter a street grappler. I think it's going in BB.Originally posted by jfarnsworth
Dr. Chapel if I may ask. I was in barnes & noble today buying a book when I remembered this thread. As for going over to the mag. rack and finding this issue, Was that article almost exactly like the one you did for black belt? The techniques described were the same as you pointed out in the earlier black belt mag. you did. Now there wasn't enough time for me to read the entire article but it looked closely like the other. Regardless of the difference of the mag. your black belt article was really good & I enjoyed it alot. It had some good points to it and was some good reading.:asian: