Wednesday, 15 January 2025

 The 21 Kenpo Concepts


shirotoratiger.proboards.com/thread/1691/kenpo-concepts



The 32 Jiu Jitsu Concepts

shirotoratiger.proboards.com/thread/1769/advanced-jj-concepts-principles


Progressive Sparring - 16 phases

shirotoratiger.proboards.com/thread/2027/progressive-sparring-stma


JKD in STMA - 19 Principles

shirotoratiger.proboards.com/thread/2019/jkd-stma


Check the list of 19 JKD principles - see which ones we already cover in Kenpo, that come out in KB, and even ones we see when we go to the Ground in JJ



KENPO

Distance and Timing



1. Erect Posture

2. Good Balance

3. Relax

4. Speed

5. Accuracy

6. Angles

7. Body Alignment




8. Back Up Mass

- is a result of proper body alignment.

When this occurs, the weight of your body positions itself in line with, and behind of the action being rendered.


9. Economy of Motion

- entails avoiding wasteful angles,
and the management of strength (power) in obtaining the most of your efforts in the shortest possible time.
Makes you aware that time is crucial.


10. Timing

- is a concept that incorporates the principle of economy of motion.
In essence it is the regulation of speed and coordinated effort in synchronization with an opponents movements.
Perfecting this rhythmatic marriage makes victory more certain.




JUJUTSU


TIMING and CONTROL

which we manifest in NEWAZA as

Position - Transition - Submission


Principle 1: Connection

Principle 2: Detachment

Principle 3: Distance


4. Pyramid Principle

Optimizing connections with the ground and with your opponent to maximize balance and control at all times.
This one has to do with your centre of gravity and being constantly aware of where it is in relation to both the ground and your opponent.
The goal is to be like a pyramid, well-balanced and impervious to attack from every angle.




Sparring

1. lead jab only
2. lead hand only
3. lead hand and kick only

4. lead hand and kick v boxing
5. lead hand and kick v kickboxing
6. lead hand and kick v kicks only






Looking a different way - list of training methods and what attributes they develop



Weapons training

Body Mechanics


Double Stick drills

Speed
Coordination
Rhythm


Single Stick drills

Flow


Knife drills and sparring

Awareness
Timing
Agility


Mixed-weapons sparring using weapons of different ranges - staff vs. single stick, double-stick vs. knife, etc

Spatial Relationships


NRG drills - hubud, chi sao

Sensitivity


KB Sparring

Footwork
Speed
Stamina


Isolation Sparring

Awareness
Footwork
Speed


Full-contact training (with loud abusive language), use of vivid imagery during training

Proper Mental Attitude
Power


Heavy bag work

Power
Stamina
Conditioning
Precision
Explosiveness


focus gloves

Coordination
Conditioning
Precision


speed bag work

Rhythm
Precision


Wrestling

Stamina
Explosiveness


Thai boxing drills

Stamina
Conditioning


jumping rope

Footwork


Weight training

Strength
Explosiveness


isometrics

Power
Strength


Break any motion into three equal parts

Speed


cross-training in any physical sport

Coordination
Balance
Agility


repetition of desired motion

Coordination


running

Stamina


high kicking

Stamina



Mook Jong (wooden dummy)

Conditioning



dancing

Rhythm