Dragon Kenpo Karate Consortium International

 

 

5th Degree Black Belt Kenpo-jujitsu

5 Street Combat Joint Lock Twisting, Flips, and Whirls Techniques

 

BY:

SENIOR INSTRUCTOR JAMES R. JONES, JR.

GODAN / DRAGON KENPO-JUJITSU:

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5 Workable Street Combat Joint Lock Twisting, Flips, and Whirls Techniques

 

A. DEFENSE AGAINST A LEFT FRONT SHOULDER GRAB:

1. STEP BACK WITH YOUR RIGHT LEG AND EXECUTE A LEFT OUTSIDE CIRCULAR TRAP OF THE ATTACKER'S LEFT ARM AT THE WRIST.

A. DELIVER A RIGHT FRONT THRUST KICK TO THE ATTACKER'S LEAD LEFT KNEE.

B. DELIVER A RIGHT MIDDLE PUNCH TO THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ATTACKER’S FACE.

C. REVERSE YOUR MOTION AND DELIVER A MIDDLE PUNCH TO ATTACKER'S NOSE.

D. STEPPING TO YOUR LEFT WITH THE LEFT LEG AROUND THE ATTACKER'S LEFT SIDE BEHIND HIS INJURED LEFT LEG; MOVE YOUR LEFT ARM AROUND ATTACKER’S NECK WHILE MOVING THE RIGHT HAND UNDER THE ATTACKER’S CHIN.

E. FINISH BY TWISTING THE ATTACKER'S HEAD HARD TO YOUR RIGHT AS YOU WHIRL THE ATTACKER OVER YOUR LEFT HIP/THIGH AREA; COVER AND ESCAPE.

 

 

B. DEFENSE AGAINST A RIGHT FRONT WRIST GRAB:

1. STEP BACK WITH YOUR LEFT LEG PULLING YOUR ARM AGAINST THE THUMB OF THE OPPONENT’S HAND FOR RELEASE.

A. EXECUTE A LEFT INSIDE CRESCENT KICK SWEEPING THE ATTACKER’S LEAD LEG.

B. DELIVER A RIGHT ROUND HOUSE KICK TO THE ATTACKER'S FLOATING RIB.

C. DELIVER A RIGHT KNIFE HAND TO THE BACK OF THE ATTACKER’S NECK.

D. STEP BACK WITH YOUR RIGHT LEG; DELIVER A LEFT UPPERCUT TO SIDE OF ATTACKER’S FACE.

E. DELIVER A RIGHT BACK HAND FIST TO THE ATTACKER’S TEMPLE.

F. STEP IN FOR BEAR HUG TO THE ATTACKER’S BODY; LIFT AND FLIP OVER FOR GROUND IMPACT; COVER AND ESCAPE.

 

 

 

 

C. DEFENSE AGAINST A LEFT FRONT PUNCH:

1. STEP BACK WITH YOUR RIGHT LEG INTO A CAT STANCE AND DELIVER A LEFT FRONT KICK TO THE ATTACKER'S GROIN.

A. STEP DOWN INSIDE OPPONENT’S LEG STOMPING THE ATTACKER’S LEFT FOOT.

B. GRAB AND TWIST LEFT ARM CLOCKWISE WITH BOTH HANDS AND PULL DOWN.

C. DELIVER A RIGHT KNEE TO THE ATTACKER'S FLOATING RIB.

D. DELIVER A VERTICAL RIGHT KNIFE HAND CHOP TO BREAK THE ATTACKER’S NECK; COVER AND ESCAPE.

 

 

D. DEFENSE AGAINST A RIGHT FRONT KICK:

1. STEP TO LEFT SIDE WITH YOUR LEFT LEG TO AVOID THE KICK.

A. EXECUTE A LOW KNIFE HAND OUTSIDE BLOCK LEFT TO RIGHT AGAINST THE ATTACKER’S KICKING LEG.

A. STEP TO THE RIGHT SIDE KICKING WITH LEFT LEG TO THE ATTACKER'S LEFT KNEE.

A. EXECUTE A LEFT RIDGEHAND STRIKING TO THE ATTACKER’S TEMPLE.

B. GRAB ATTACKER’S SHIRT WITH BOTH HANDS.

C. THROWING OVER RIGHT HIP FOR A TAKEDOWN.

D. DELIVER RIGHT PUNCH TO ATTACKER’S FACE.

 

 

E. DEFENSE AGAINST A RIGHT FRONT PUNCH:

1. STEP TO THE RIGHT SIDE AVOIDING THE PUNCH WHILE GRABBING UNDERNEATH ATTACKER’S RIGHT WRIST WITH LEFT HAND. 

A. EXECUTE A LEFT ROUNDHOUSE TO THE ATTACKER’S GROIN.

B. PULL BACK LEFT LEG AND SWEEP ATTACKER’S RIGHT LEG; GRAB ATTACKER’S RIGHT SHOULDER, WHIRL OPPONENT FOR TAKEDOWN.

D. EXECUTE ROUNDHOUSE KICK TO RIGHT SIDE OF ATTACKER’S FACE WHEN DOWN; COVER AND ESCAPE.

DRAGON KENPO KARATE CONSORTIUM INTERNATIONAL

 

PRESENTS

 

BLACK DRAGON KENPO KARATE-JUTSU

 

TIPS

By: Soke Reginald Hoover

Headmaster; B.D.C.C. Institute Of Martial Studies / D.K.K.C.I.

 

Welcome to Black Dragon Kenpo Karate-Jutsu Tips. In this session we will discuss the blocking strike sequence of soft blocking setting up the hard strike. We will now consider one sequence. They are as follows:

1. Soft Outside Blocking,

 Now, let us consider soft outside blocking motion.

Note: [The Outside Blocking within this session will only consider the Outside motion concerning blocking to the outside of the upper extremities; arms, wrists, elbows etc…,]! Blocking to the inside of the upper extremities will be covered in another session.

In Black Dragon Kenpo Karatejutsu, the practitioner 99.999 percent of the time delivers all outside blocking motion with the same leg forward as the blocking arm, hand, wrist, etc,. This helps create power in the block arm , as well as creating the striking set-up with both upper extremity striking limbs. [ Notice, here that this eliminates the Neutral Bow and sets up a forward bow stance analogy]! This also helps provide a solid root for the soft block  to execute. Here again one can find that by using this outside blocking motion analogy. The waist can perform the hard work with ease and the blocking arm , etc, is left

to perform other defensive actions on the block . This concept also tends to side with the Okinawa analogy of hard blocking to meet the attacker’s force with force. Yet, this force in the Chinese analogy is one of meeting Strong Yang [ Tai Yang of attacker], with Weak

Yang [ Shao Yang of defenders blocking arm]. Therefore, the Shao Yang can dissipate into Tai Yin [continued control of the dissipating Tai Yang attacker strike], as the Blocking arm transforms into it’s Counter-Striking Analogy as Weak Yin [Shao Yin of defender blocking arm]. Thus, transforming into the devastating Strong Yang [Tai Yang same hand] Counter-Striking Motion.  

Remember, that the Neutral Bow would have the practitioner starting from weak yin on the block with the defenders weight transferred to the trail leg. Thus, defender body weight and power will have to transfer to the blocking arm and leg before the effective counter can start with either upper extremity limb. Therefore, some degree of drag is created on the block by the neutral bow stance, shifting to and from blocking to same-side counter-striking transition state application.

This is not to acknowledge that the neutral bow is an ineffective counter-striking stance to execute off of the blocking analogy. It is a very formidable counter blocking stance when it is applied in the process of executing inside soft blocking motion. Note, this effectiveness applies only when the inside blocking motion in executed with the opposite arm is blocking and the defenders opposite leg is becoming the trail. {Example; Right inside block to attacker left arm, as defenders left leg steps back to form the bow: and vice-versa}. This provides a positive flow from trail leg to front leg and right arm as a counter-striking weapon off the initial soft block. Drag is so minute that it is basically unnoticed here.

However, as mentioned above. The neutral bow is not the stance of choice on the advance for the soft outside blocking motion in setting-up the hard striking counter!  

So, the Chinese- Okinawa analogy of stepping forward and rooting on the blocking leg, while using the waist to help dissipate attacker force in the execution of outward same-side blocking proves stable. Therefore, by-passing drag and eliminating wasted motion on the same-side blocking transfer from block to Counter-Striking limb.

Amitoufo!