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Re: EPAK: Curriculums: What are 16/24/32 and what are the differences?
By execkenpo - Wed, 15 Nov 2006 01:00:54 GMT
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Originally Posted by Bob Hubbard (Post 7510)
EPAK: Curriculums: What are 16/24/32 and what are the differences?
According to Infiinte Insights 5, the 24 technique variation is the original curriculum put forth by SGM Parker. This means there are 24 self defence base techniques per belt (excepting yellow which had 10), followed by extensions.
Interestingly I asked this same question of Frank Trejo this past weekend at a seminar. His response is that they are all basically the same, the primary difference being in how long it takes to ultimately learn all of the techniques. There were some other insights he had, but this was the gist of it.
I have noticed on the Eastcoast Kenpo System (Steve Arseneault) they have on average 6 techniques per belt. Is there anyone familiar with this? I know Steve was/is? part of the WKKA under Palanzo. Is he building in the 'missing' techniques after black?
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By execkenpo - Wed, 15 Nov 2006 01:00:54 GMT
Originally Posted at: KenpoTalk
====================
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Hubbard (Post 7510)
EPAK: Curriculums: What are 16/24/32 and what are the differences?
According to Infiinte Insights 5, the 24 technique variation is the original curriculum put forth by SGM Parker. This means there are 24 self defence base techniques per belt (excepting yellow which had 10), followed by extensions.
Interestingly I asked this same question of Frank Trejo this past weekend at a seminar. His response is that they are all basically the same, the primary difference being in how long it takes to ultimately learn all of the techniques. There were some other insights he had, but this was the gist of it.
I have noticed on the Eastcoast Kenpo System (Steve Arseneault) they have on average 6 techniques per belt. Is there anyone familiar with this? I know Steve was/is? part of the WKKA under Palanzo. Is he building in the 'missing' techniques after black?
Read More...
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