This technique was one that we were going to wait to film as it didn’t seem to have the right flow as we were interpreting it. We got a request in the comments for another combination, and gave it another shot. I think the results are better than expected. Given the complex nature of the technique, I don’t know how realistic this one is.
Combination 93
This combination seems to be derived from Sho Ton Kwok. It introduces a leg trap that hints at a foot sweep like ashi barai from Judo, where you try to catch their leg while it is ‘light’. I like the simplicity of this combination, although the timing isn’t easy.
Combination 75
We continue to populate the 70’s. In this one, the ending was just too weird. We used a stunt double for safety purposes. He’s actually a star of the stage, as he’s been in several local productions when they needed a body under a sheet.
Although I am glad that the ankle pick is in the repertoire of Shaolin Kempo, we already got one in Combination 11.
