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Kenpo mindset vs. Ju Jitsu mindset.
By KenpoJuJitsu3 - 10-26-2012 04:48 PM
Originally Posted at: KenpoTalk
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I was wondering if anyone could share some of their insight on this topic.
When I train with someone in Ju Jitsu and a move isn't working for them and I tweak it for them, let them feel that it works by doing the move to them and then allowing them to do the move to me they accept it and are grateful for the adjustment because it works.
When I train with someone in Kenpo and a move isn't working for them and I tweak it for them, let them feel that it works by doing the move to them and then allowing them to do the move to me they acknowledge that it works but reject it because "that's not what the book/manual says".
In all the arts I've trained in and all the people I've trained with this phenomenon has been 100% exclusive to Kenpo and its practitioners.
Thoughts?
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By KenpoJuJitsu3 - 10-26-2012 04:48 PM
Originally Posted at: KenpoTalk
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I was wondering if anyone could share some of their insight on this topic.
When I train with someone in Ju Jitsu and a move isn't working for them and I tweak it for them, let them feel that it works by doing the move to them and then allowing them to do the move to me they accept it and are grateful for the adjustment because it works.
When I train with someone in Kenpo and a move isn't working for them and I tweak it for them, let them feel that it works by doing the move to them and then allowing them to do the move to me they acknowledge that it works but reject it because "that's not what the book/manual says".
In all the arts I've trained in and all the people I've trained with this phenomenon has been 100% exclusive to Kenpo and its practitioners.
Thoughts?
Read More...
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