what kind of kenpo is this???

[lonekimono10]

i'm not trying to be unkind here but can someone please tell me what kind of kenpo this is?? http://www.martialartsphotography.com/images/instructors

 

[lonekimono10]

the link don't want to work you half to go in this way the mans name is MaPeak www.martialartsphotography.com

whan you get in you have to clik on instructors ,sorry about that

 

[dianhsuhe]

Wow looks like Grappling eh?

Also, I have never heard of underwater Jujitsu...

 

[Drifter]

I can't tell you what type of Kenpo McPeak does, but perhaps doing Jujitsu underwater is a nice incentive to keep the fight off the ground?

 

[Ceicei]

Wow looks like Grappling eh?

If you click on that picture (Joe Gutowski), it leads to information about the particular instructor. He teaches Kenpo Jiujitsu, so yes, it looks like there would be grappling involved. Not a bad way to teach a hybrid.

- Ceicei

 

[Ceicei]

Also, I have never heard of underwater Jujitsu...

Neither have I. It sounds quite intriguing. This instructor, Steve McLaughlin, calls it MizuJitsu. I guess, as a diver, he probably found that using water makes excellent resistance for practicing moves. Now whether people would find attackers underwater, I suppose that is possible.

- Ceicei

 

[dsp921]

I'm pretty sure there is a McPeak that posts here. His name isn't Ernie, but maybe they are related. Hopefully, he'll check this thread and respond.

 

[lonekimono10]

i got to say that i mean no disrespect to this man but when i looked at the bio
next to his name and saw the words "modern kenpo" i had to think , what is modern kenpo?? so if he is on here maybe he can shed some light on this.:idunno: as far as the underwater stuff that the other guy does, i hope that he don't meet up with sharkboy