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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Very similar to a technique I did in the video a student made Modern Kenpo 2011. Not the same obviously but similar.