shihansmurf
Black Belt
Hi,
I recently was gifted with Vilari's DVD series. It was interesting o gain more exposure to East Coast Kempo for lack of a better way to describe it. As I have nearly zero experience with Shao Lin Kempo aside from a short workout with a USSD guy in Colorado several years ago wherein I picked up Combo 3, I was oddly perplexed by the order that the Combos are taught in.
So, if anyone could shed some light on how the combos developed and why they are tought in the sequence they are I would really love to find out more about the subject.
Also I understand that Vilari had some Kajukenbo training. Do any of the combos come from Kaju? I don't have any real working knowledge of kaju aside from what I have seen on YouTube. My interest is academic, as I don't intend on branching out into SKK, but I am interested in the development of this branch of Kenpo/Kempo.
Thanks all, in advance
Mark
I recently was gifted with Vilari's DVD series. It was interesting o gain more exposure to East Coast Kempo for lack of a better way to describe it. As I have nearly zero experience with Shao Lin Kempo aside from a short workout with a USSD guy in Colorado several years ago wherein I picked up Combo 3, I was oddly perplexed by the order that the Combos are taught in.
So, if anyone could shed some light on how the combos developed and why they are tought in the sequence they are I would really love to find out more about the subject.
Also I understand that Vilari had some Kajukenbo training. Do any of the combos come from Kaju? I don't have any real working knowledge of kaju aside from what I have seen on YouTube. My interest is academic, as I don't intend on branching out into SKK, but I am interested in the development of this branch of Kenpo/Kempo.
Thanks all, in advance
Mark
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