Here’s a drill from the Kempo Jutsu Kai. It’s not a Shaolin Kempo drill, but you might find it interesting or useful. This drill forms the fundamental movement pattern of Kimo Ferreira’s Kempo Jutsu.
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Nice. One of the Ten Laws of Kempo is multiple strikes, or as I tell my students, “Hit them a lot as quickly as possible.”
There are some good Kempos that illustrate this. I like Eight Hands of the Leopard. You get in close, and start off with elbow strikes.
https://shaolinkempo.blogspot.com/2014/11/eight-hands-of-leopard.html