My friend Marlon Wilson of Shaolin Kempo Training Centre has done a deep dive into combination 91, exploring some potential adjustments and nuances. It goes into much more conceptual detail and gives rationale for some of the technique elements. I … Continue reading →
Combination 80 is interesting, as it’s basically combination two with a different takedown. We’ve seen repeats like this before – combination 35 is basically combination 5 done to the outside. Try five against a left hand punch without changing anything … Continue reading →
Combination 91 was a bit of an enigma. Why start in a left front stance and what the heck was an “open crane’s wing”? We dug into our old crane techniques and experimented to see what felt right. We’re pretty … Continue reading →
