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Kirk
Guest
Does anybody use this to aid in their training? Does anyone know
of drills, specific to improving your kenpo, for the dummy?
At Mr Duffy's camp last October, Mr Trejo had us stand with our
elbows close in, but our arms out "like a wing chun dummy" he
said. Starting from the outside, the one doing the drill on that
person would inward parry, outward parry and strike. Moving
from the outside, to the inside on each side, and ending up on
the opposite side of where you started. It was pretty cool ... not
really worth the purchase of a dummy if that's all you can do on
one.
of drills, specific to improving your kenpo, for the dummy?
At Mr Duffy's camp last October, Mr Trejo had us stand with our
elbows close in, but our arms out "like a wing chun dummy" he
said. Starting from the outside, the one doing the drill on that
person would inward parry, outward parry and strike. Moving
from the outside, to the inside on each side, and ending up on
the opposite side of where you started. It was pretty cool ... not
really worth the purchase of a dummy if that's all you can do on
one.