Originally posted by Kenpo Yahoo
Just for S&G's why don't you list them again
I'd be happy to talk to you about the unrealistic and mostly ineffective weapons techniques. How about the ridiculousness of the 2-man techniques? How about the problems with some of the combination attacks? Or the "hug" attacks?
Groundfighting seems to be the focus because everyday keeps screaming that it's there, but no one is really explaining where it is or how it is used. Mr. Billings is the only person I can think of on your side of the argument that has offered up any semblance of a correlation between EPAK and groundfighting. If you want to get all haughty about it why don't you just list the techniques that can directly translate to the ground? I'm up for conversing much like I did with Mr. Billings in the other thread, but you seem to resort to intellectual cheap-shots when you see things aren't going your way.
I'm willing to discuss if you are, but I still think that someone should list the EPAK techniques that translate to ground defenses. It wouldn't require indepth explanation, if the correlation is that visible then we would all see it right away. Something like this may also end this particular line of posting.
just a thought
I'm not going to take any cheap shots or claim to have any great wisdom that no one else has. I will however simply state that the greatest problem in my opinion with translating Kenpo to the ground is that all to often the masses are trying to just make a technique work in a horizontal position. All though this does work for a few of the techniques, it is the underlying priciples and concepts of many other techiques that will lead an individual to better understand the realm of ground fighting. It is not difficult, nor is there any great secret to it, but the path is the lesson not the destination.
Some of us just don't talk as much as others! :asian: :asian: