stick patterns for knife

[XtremeJ_AKKI]

There was a student of his named Mike Pick, who for most part, was just about the only student that Mr. Parker really focused on Kenpo Knife evolved applications.

Mr. Parker also worked a good deal with advancing Kenpo knife applications with Mr. Paul Mills.

 

[Northstorm]

You won't be able to learn knife fighting without a training partner. It is true that without a partner you can learn to draw your knife fast and thrust or slash, but not how to fight. Unless you are planning on a surprise attack against an opponent that thinks you are unarmed, the draw and thrust will be pretty much worthless. You need to learn how to mix it up with a man slashing and thrusting his own knife at you. That requires drills, drills and more drills. Find a buddy, go to a seminar and then the two of you train with a tape. Or maybe tell your Kenpo instructor that you are interested in knife fighting skills, and see if he will help you out.

 

[J. Lee]

A suggestion mentioned previously :
Footwork ; so as , not to get cut , but to
remain in right Distance .
Footwork ; so as , to be able to control your
Balance and unbalance the attacker .
Footwork ; so as , to gain appreciation of Timing .

Do not show a conscious effort when drawing .
Using FOOTWORK , the Body draws the weapon and
delivers the cut : unknown to the assailant !

j lee