unknownstyle

i say jui jitsu because if you cant stand up and fight them you can keep them on the ground

shorin ryu

punch low and then when they bring their hands down to block kick them in the head

boxing was around in america first and it is harder to compete as a pro kickboxer because of the hard conitioning it takes to handle the force of the kick, most people arent willing to take that punishment

i just know that you can run into a scissor kick

one step blocking drills where some punches and you do the proper block

sparring, i like being totally random with what is about to happen

just be as relaxed as you can possible be, make every punch look like you are going through your opponent, not as if you are just pretending. make your kiai points be know, you want everyone to turn when you do them this will keep the attention of your audience

Andy, 7th Kyu, matsamura seito shorinryu

im a 7th kyu or blue belt two stripe in shorin ryu

in my school we say them like you spelled them, and when your a 4th dan your a yondan, but ive never heard them call anyone a nannadan

sure does it doesnt make the schools that work hard for their belts look like they earned it because they see the other that really suck and think the rest of us do as well

just introducing my self, im a 7th kyu in the a hybrid style of matsamura seito shorin ryu. and ive been doing karate a little over a year

go and listen to https://www.karatekast.com episode seven, or if im wrong the one with grandmaster pat burleson and they talk about chuck liddell and his grappling skills in the ring and how he may be a striker but you have to knmow how to fight on the ground

forget kung fu make one about shorin ryu

yeah, the schools been open for about 3 years and the highest adult rank is a 5th kyu and highest childs rank is a 2nd so he has a while

essense of ninjitsu

not sure let me know though

heavy

i like century, but i havent used to many otherss

you can get off the web

im helping a tkd black belt do a self defense routine for his 4th degree test, but he being double tested. hes been a 2nd degree for about 10 years so when he is in tournaments its not fair to the other competitors. but i disagree with the way they do it sometimes. i went to a tournament and a instructor that was going to test a white belt for a double kyu a week after the tournament, the purpose was so they could fightin a lowere division. in that case i tottally disagree with double testing

a six foot bo

kick him in the front of the knee

yeah some of the masters and grandmaster our instructor knows thought it was a brilliant thing to do to defuse the situation