AirKenpo

R.M. Robertson — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 18:26:42 GMT

Current revision posted to American Kenpo General Wiki by R.M. Robertson on 10/8/2008 1:26:42 PM

AirKenpo

AirKenpo - (noun): the [practice of strikes, kicks and speeding through any other of the various ideal phase attacks associated with self defense kenpo's 154 self-defense techniques in ways that completely miss their target by passing by, short of, or half assed in execution. An example would betargets, when the attacker punches toward fail to touch the general direction of your facedummy's body, your ideal phase defense works perfectly. The only solution to AitKenpo is to change instructor and get with the real stufflack any sort of effective power. Similar topics, AirKarate, AirShotokanForsaking the important aspects of training (developing power, AirAikidoeffective striking, waitgood dummying, that's redundant. AirMartialArts practicality) AirKenpo practitioners rely entirely on their ideal phase the notion that the quick-as-possible, sloppy execution of defense to teach a poorly-understood and learn, forsaking idealized technique "against," a languid and unresisting "attacker," somehow demonstrates the equally important aspects of trainingart, translates into real self-defense, or will at least get them students and a girlfriend. SEE ALSO: ACTUAL CONTROL; DUMMYING UP; FIVE SWORDS; IDEAL PHASE; MOTION KENPO; NO-TOUCH KNOCKOUTS; SLAP ART; YOUTUBE.

-Submitted by CD, moved by Kenpoist

AirKenpo

kenpoist — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 18:59:23 GMT

Revision 1 posted to American Kenpo General Wiki by kenpoist on 10/6/2008 1:59:23 PM

AirKenpo - the [practice of strikes, kicks and any other of the various ideal phase attacks associated with self defense techniques that miss their target by passing by, short of, or half assed in execution. An example would be, when the attacker punches toward the general direction of your face, your ideal phase defense works perfectly. The only solution to AitKenpo is to change instructor and get with the real stuff. Similar topics, AirKarate, AirShotokan, AirAikido, wait, that's redundant. AirMartialArts rely entirely on their ideal phase of defense to teach and learn, forsaking the equally important aspects of training.

-Submitted by CD, moved by Kenpoist