Another one that I thought I had already posted about, but apparently didn’t: Jim Brassard teaches combination three. This is one of the fundamental techniques of Shaolin Kempo, and I’ve seen many interpretations of it. Here’s his:
Combinations 1-20 on Video
More Youtube finds, this time of two young black belts on a mat in a parking lot doing a quick run through of combinations 1-20. Please keep in mind that these are two young folks doing a quick run through.
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Coiling Snake
We just saw the Villari version of the snake form, and this kemop seems to fit within that understanding of snake movement. This is called ‘Coiling Snake’ and it is again brought to us by Mark Golden.
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