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In regards to tournament sparring the Kenpoist is restricted
by the use of safety equipment. Almost all encounters will be in the form of a clash so the use of 3-4 weapons is all that is
needed.
1-front snap kick
2- rear hand reverse punch
3- Lead leg side kick
4- Lead hand backfist and or ridgehand.
Think in terms of what was/is called 3rd strike primary,
where your first 2 moves are distraction or manipulations to
create an opening for your scoring weapon. Also it
is best to scope out the judges ahead of time to note which
weapon or targets they react to. Be sure to align your self
in the line of site of the judge who favors your attack.
For street style the best training happens on Friday/Saturday
nights in the studio where you start in the back of the room
and have to get to the front door by survivng the phalanx
of opponents in your way. With no safety equipment but
the self control of not causing serious injury to your fellow
students, this King of the Hill mentality generates peer
respect for being able to take as well as giving it out.
Getting your *** kicked and standing back up to try again
shows an inner strength greater than the 300lb gorilla
who tends to dispatch his oppents with ease.
by the use of safety equipment. Almost all encounters will be in the form of a clash so the use of 3-4 weapons is all that is
needed.
1-front snap kick
2- rear hand reverse punch
3- Lead leg side kick
4- Lead hand backfist and or ridgehand.
Think in terms of what was/is called 3rd strike primary,
where your first 2 moves are distraction or manipulations to
create an opening for your scoring weapon. Also it
is best to scope out the judges ahead of time to note which
weapon or targets they react to. Be sure to align your self
in the line of site of the judge who favors your attack.
For street style the best training happens on Friday/Saturday
nights in the studio where you start in the back of the room
and have to get to the front door by survivng the phalanx
of opponents in your way. With no safety equipment but
the self control of not causing serious injury to your fellow
students, this King of the Hill mentality generates peer
respect for being able to take as well as giving it out.
Getting your *** kicked and standing back up to try again
shows an inner strength greater than the 300lb gorilla
who tends to dispatch his oppents with ease.