Old Fat Kenpoka
Master Black Belt
Uh oh, if Mr. Conatser jumps in I am toast. Both intellectually and physically. I definitely won't be able to do any of my new BJJ ground techniques against him!
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Originally posted by Old Fat Kenpoka
Uh oh, if Mr. Conatser jumps in I am toast. Both intellectually and physically.
Originally posted by RCastillo
Don't worry, I got a "special Kryptonite" for him!
Originally posted by RCastillo
Well, certainly most anything can use polishing, modification, but as a whole, the base of the system should be pretty much intact. That should provide for alot right there. What works for one, may not work for another. Let the nature of the individual, and the instructor work on that together to find the answer and apply where need be.
Thanks:asian:
Originally posted by jfarnsworth
I will refrain from commenting on this post.
Originally posted by jfarnsworth
I think that's the best post you ever made!:asian:
Originally posted by Fastmover
When it is said the "base of the system should be pretty much intact," Im curious what the base is?
Originally posted by Old Fat Kenpoka
Kenpodoc, Sigung86:
I sincerely thank you for your thoughtful replies.
I think you may misunderstand my zealous support for BJJ. I do think BJJ is awesome, but Kenpo is my primary art. That's why I choose to call myself Old Fat Kenpoka and not Old Fat BJJ Newbie. I do think that Kenpo is awesome. I worry that some of us are occassionally too full of ourselves, too close-minded, and too reverential of the past. Rence ;-) my crusade to ask Kenpo people to consider alternatives.
c2Kenpo:
Mr. Sepulveda is one of the best examples of someone true to our heritage, carefully updating teaching methods, and looking toward the future. I briefly studied at Mr. Sepulveda's school in Santa Clara, CA where he and his staff offer excellent instruction in 18-technique EPAK curriculum, BJJ ground-fighting, and Kickboxing conditioning and technique. I think it is an excellent model for the future of Kenpo.
Originally posted by jfarnsworth
I agree with you here. I think Jeff's comment was a little overzealous but he's entitled to his opinion. He's not a bad guy so don't come down on him too hard.
This is why I stayed out of this conversation! For the last thread like this it came at me from all angles.
I for one say good luck, & happy training. :asian:
Originally posted by Kenpodoc
But I want to be a "Bad" guy.
Jeff
Originally posted by Kenpodoc
OFK
I actually agree with your zealous support of BJJ. Personally if I could I would also explore Systema and Gokor's grappling system.
I only suggested D) Pulverize OFK because Kenpoists love to attack one another.
Originally posted by jfarnsworth
:rofl: :rofl: I guess that comes in time.
I think I'm far from being a bad guy.
Originally posted by RCastillo
Oh yeah? Think again................
Originally posted by jfarnsworth
Listen:
You better be still warming up in your garage 'cause I'm on the way to take over Corpus Christi!
Oh yeah, and last but not least; I've got your number.
It is good to hear that at least one person doesn't want to beat me up.
Originally posted by RCastillo
Ok, it's air conditioned, matted for your saftey, and convenience!
Afterwards, you buy me Chinese dinner, Yes?
Good thing you're coming, need sparring partner!