WindsorMAGuy28
Yellow Belt
For the kajukenbo practioners, I've read online something in training called a "monkey line"??? What is this exactly?
Shane
Shane
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Basically when the studenst line up single file to do techniques. One person will do his techniques on everyone in the line, and then the next person will do the same, and on and on. That way the defender gets to do his techniques on people of differant sizes, strengths, speed, abilities, etc.WindsorMAGuy28 said:For the kajukenbo practioners, I've read online something in training called a "monkey line"??? What is this exactly?
Shane
We (Kajukenbo) refer to that drill as "Bull in the Ring" several people circle you, and at first the instructor calls out one attackers name at a time. Depending on your skill level the number of people attacking at each time increases.WindsorMAGuy28 said:One time in class we did a unique drill : Basically the defender is in the middle of the room and you have three attackers circling him/her. You don't know who's going to attack first, and you just respond. I thought it was fun Its kinda like swimming with sharks circling ya! BUt, I like the way the monkey line works too.
Thanks
Shane