Often people notice that there are / were 26 combinations or so up to black, and hear about the Kajukenbo Alphabets and wonder – is there a connection? I certainly did. There is a video on YouTube that demonstrates the combinations. It’s by Mitch Powell, historian of the KSDI, and that’s about as authoritative as it gets. It’s shot clearly, and includes reverse angles. I watched the whole thing, and in my opinion, there’s not a whole lot of overlap. There are a few flashes of ‘maybe that piece’ but they were few and far between. Take a look for yourself.
Combination 72
Next up it’s back to the 70’s. Let’s see if you think Combination 72 is groovy. It starts with a double parry, and flows fairly nicely. The ending is a little strange, but all in all, it’s fairly sound. Thanks again to Chris Hatch for punching in and Ken Warner for sending in the description. Feel free to comment here or on YouTube, and stay tuned for more.
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