SandanPJ

You learn by trial and error but everyone needs a mentor. Even if it is just once a week you need someone of equal or higher rank to help you with your view from the outisde looking in. On your own, it is impossible to reach your peak potential... much better than nope but it was a y/n question....... one first answers the question then follows with input when needed.

not to hard once you have the combos...

Nope.

thanks, lee rocks

I crossed trained in it for a while, very good stuff in it.

depends on the school

thanks bigman

welcome fellow kenpoist

hi and welcome

welcome

No one should be singled out due to weight, age, or handicaps...

The true weakness is not realizing where you create an opening, other than that everything can be adjusted.

well put

omg that site is pretty damn funny.....

Sambo is pretty good, I agree it isn't as good as BJJ, but it is worth checking out.

Once again, depends on the size of the block. Breaking blocks aren't the same as building blocks.

Most of my 9 year olds wear 1. Sizes 2 and under are for children.

It was in my Bio 101 class as well....

Concrete is not that strong, depends on the size of the surface. Take a pencil made out of bone and one made out of concrete. Which would break? Bone would be a bitch to snap in half. Concrete wouldn't take much to snap. Now on to your story.... If one uses incorrect tech, then of course they are going to break their hand. When you have to objects hitting one another, it comes down f/m and a. Another factor is surface area. In other words a slow sloppy strike equals uselessness and pain.

Great strike

Describe Pinan Shodan....

Just make a window out of it......

14 for Shodan in Kenpo Karate..But then there is like a hundred more. I know 25 and I still know nothing at all...

Would heating or freezing it make it easier??

Pain keeps you in perspective....