I stumbled across this gem on Youtube, and it is the snake form I remember seeing on the East Coast. The guy skips a move at the end, but it gives a good feel for the form as it was done in FVSSD.
I stumbled across this gem on Youtube, and it is the snake form I remember seeing on the East Coast. The guy skips a move at the end, but it gives a good feel for the form as it was done in FVSSD.
One of the signature techniques of American Kenpo is Five Swords. If you see a demo of EPAK and don’t see it, I’ll lose kenpo demo bingo. Here’s the EPAK Version:
Well, Nick Cerio spent time with Ed Parker as his ‘Coach’, so naturally Five Swords found its way into his arsenal. Mark Golden offers up video of the Nick Cerio’s version. With extra credit.
As they say in high school English, “Compare, contrast, discuss.”
Jim Brassard explores combination two and gives his thoughts on the correct way to do it.
Do his ideas make sense to you?