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Can you post a video about knife defenses aganst empty hand, different fast retracting stabs. Over head, slash, ice pick stab, grab the t shirt and stab continually. Thanks

Very well said, sir. However, Mr. Parker and Kwai Sun Chow were adamant about their relationship with Mitose. Mitose and Chow were business partners and did not have a student-teacher relationship. This relationship was born out of necessity, as Chow was illiterate and could neither read nor write. Mitose was the "educated" one who handled the business of the Self-Defense Club while Chow did the teaching. A noted "con" man, Mitose, ended up dying in prison, convicted of murder. Chow was credited by Mr. Parker for creating the modern concept of street self-defense. Still, because he was illiterate, his classes lacked direction and continuity, and it was Mr. Parker who codified his lessons on 3x5 cards, which later formed the basis for his first book, "Kenpo Karate," published in 1961 by Iron Man Industries. Other than his Chinese upbringing, Chow's major influence was Henry Okazaki, who went on to create Dan Zan Ryu Jiu-jitsu, and another notable student, Wally Jay, who went on to create Small Circle Jiu-jitsu. This hybrid mixture of training gave us the "karate" reference coupled with "Kenpo" (Chuán Fa) to give us his "Kenpo-Karate." It was said by Ed Parker the naming was also to distance himself from Mitose, who called his art "Kempo-Jiu-Jitsu." This hybrid approach and mixing of eclectic styles also gave us the first American Mixed Martial Art, kajukenbo, initiated by Chow's senior student Adriano Emperado, his brother Joseph, and three others. While the Japanese Jiu-jitsu/karate influence was obvious in the beginning, it was Mr. Parker's exposure to the Chinese Arts in Northern and Southern California that brought him back to the roots of the art under Ark Wong as a student, and he was influenced greatly by another Ark Wong student, Haumea "Tiny" Lefiti who was a transfer Mok Gar Black Sash transfer student from Taiwan probably more than any other. "Tiny" went on the create the original Limalama with Tui'mamao "Tino" Tuiolosega,. Other influences include James H. Woo and his San Soo, James W. Woo, who taught in the Pasadena School for Mr. Parker and contributed greatly to his second book, "Secrets of Chinese Karate" in 1963, as well as Lau Bun of Northern California who was credited with introducing Bruce Lee to Mr. Parker. I might also add, although not generally known, that Dan Inosanto was also a student of Ark Wong before becoming a Parker Student and later a training partner with Bruce Lee, with Danny being the one who taught Bruce Lee weapons that included his own Filipino Arts background. - Dr. Ron Chapél

Coherent talking without a triggered temper-tantrum, this is a nice change!

And it feels bad .. Mmmmhaaaammm

Why not just learn to really punch and kick while being in great condition like you’ll need in a fight?

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That frame seems like a good way to give access to your back

Much respect for Jeff Speakman 💪 💪

Jesus loves you thank you

Elvis Presley is the most famous person in American Kenpo.

Great stuff Mike , thanks. When I see even trained fighters reach down or out to block kicks with their hands I know what's coming soon. I get that it's our human instinct but that's what training is for , to rewire those instincts . I like that's its the same basic concept on both sides .

Jimmy Woo Didn't study under Lau Boon. He took over the Cousin's club when he got here. Choi Lay Ho Fut Hung

If you want an efficient fight system, modern sport muaythai is the only way to go. Ignore muay boran.

25 Years ago muaythai camps did not open door to non fighters. Things have changed. Fairtex was the pioneer in opening door to interested foreign muaythai students. To learn proper muaythai, it's best to come to Thailand. There are several good camps all over the country that train foreigners. My recommendation is to look for camp that are owned by a Thai, preferably an exfighter, that prepare successful professional fighters. Most of these camp owners love muaythai, and appreciate foreign students who will promote muaythai to the world. They will teach every thing they teach their fighters, Nothing is kept secret. Regretfully, most foreign owned camps charge very high fees. I would not recommend any. As for muayt boran aka ancient muaythai, if you want real efficient fighting system, shy away from these.

Ed Parker's stuff will get you killed in the real world. There are reasons Gracie Jiujitsu caught on and Ed Parker Kempo is a joke.

Is this more of a frame or a punch?

Hi Mike, at the 10 minutes Mark you're discussing the elbow and kicks. I remember when I first broke my foot in training. Doing roundhouse kicks, following knees from a neck clinch. Stepping to and turning my partner round whilst holding their neck, spinning and releasing them, quickly followed by a hard round kick onto two pads. My foot went round the pad and hit the guys elbow. My shin kick was sound but my foot was knackered. He didn't tuck his elbow in behind the pad. My foot went purple and black in the days after. for sure broken and struggling to walk. Some weeks later he kicked my elbow in the same way. He ruined his foot too. The foot is no match for the elbow. It's all fun until it's not fun! Lol!

Looks like Filipino and Chinese martial arts foundational moves.

You take angle from outside what about from.inside ? And how to anticipate his jab comin in ?

I found being a boxer the ref gave me a warning??!

can this be used in muay thai matches? I mean does it deduct any points or is it fine to use

Glue 2 frizbees together. Cool?

Professor Chow was a practitioner of Shotokan, before Mitose. He took his students, which probably included Parker, to Hotel Street, to test techniques against gi's and sailors. Who were probably drunk.

Straight Punch Blocking by Mike Soto Fundamental Skills for Martial Arts and Fighting by Mike Soto GET It HERE: bit.ly/FundamentalMartialArts In this course you will learn how to optimize your body’s ability to create a very powerful structure and alignment that will tremendously increase the power of your strikes. Mike Soto Martial Arts Expert, Bodyguard, Trainer Chief instructor Mike Soto, started his Martial Arts training 40 years ago, and still continues his extensive research and training in Thailand, China, Taiwan, and other parts of the world. Coach Soto specializes in practical and effective self-defense, and developing relaxed power through proper development of body mechanics and structure. He is also a personal trainer focusing on strength training and muscle hypertrophy, applying Biomechanics to effective and efficient exercises. He has trained in several martial art disciplines including: • Muay Thai • Kickboxing • Western Boxing • Filipino Escrima / Arnis / Kali - Stick, Knife and Empty Hands • Muay Thai Chaiya • Thai Yuth • CQC - Close Quarter Combat Tactics • Bagua Zhang • Tai Ji Quan • Baji Quan • Tong Bei Quan • Aikido • Other Chinese, Japanese, Southeast-Asian styles. He has over 30 years of teaching experience which include: • Developing personalized training programs tailored to the individual • Coaching Mixed Martial Arts fighters in Boxing and Muay Thai • Teaching Close Quarter Tactics to Police Officers and other members of law enforcement • Self-Defense training for the general public

You are absolutely correct. Most Westerners don't know the history. What they taught to Westerners today is a modified version.

Awesome info man. Super underrated.

A great introductory explanation as to the differences between old and new and the focus within the various regions that make up the Muay Boran and Muay Thai art. I like your philosophy around appreciation for the two Mike Soto 👍🏾.

Excellent video 📹 I see alot of karate in that move along with palm heel strike 👍 ty

My original instructor kept telling me to stop the Judo moves for my first 4 years in Kenpo. He said there was no Judo in Kenpo. Our head instructor, and direct student of Mr. Parker, would praise my use of Judo whenever he held a seminar in our dojo. I could see it throughout the whole system, but because our head instructor hadn't taught it to Sensei yet, Sensei assumed it wasn't allowed. Doesn't make sense that Judo wouldn't be allowed in such an inclusive style. In an online video, our head instructor said he had a discussion with Mr. Parker about Judo because both of them had Black Belts in Judo. Be patient...have an open mind.

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I do not spar because everyone gets hyped up and has no control it is not worth the risk of injury and wants to be tough amd win. It is very hard to find people who can spar with control

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It also works the other way around 😂

Have most jeff thopson vedlio 3 second foghter ltrained fence he says never let any knock hand more then you need word to engage the brain so hes say why you picking on me then you so tain fence 200 times as hes tells story about fox and cat on a .hill dogs chaseing them thefox says lno 2oo ways to get away the cat says lno one ran up.atree the fox got caught by dogs which means two moves give you atraffic jam in your you had 35 years so lf tell me one move boxing or karate that use out on the sreet lspend 20 years in japan karate and bit of wing chun jeff thompson write to many moves in all these arts he said you need no more than two moves do thousand of times and your look get in boxing ring sparring karate that ok put sreet fighting adifferant came so be careful for your advice lsubcribed to channel prassed thumbs up on vedlo all best seamus

Sibcribrd your channel press thumbs one on vedlo on sreet what 4 boxing combinations to think are best and also what best karate combination for the sreet you have over 35 years experience so your best toask lhave 20 years experience karate 5months 5nights awek 4 hours each night in boxing thanks for your help seamus

Agreed, the most important decision a person can make in Martial Arts is who they choose as an instructor, always do your research.

Man when it comes to martial arts Mike Soto knows what he is talking about and it is sad that a lot of martial arts instructors of today (McDojo instructors) don't take martial arts teaching seriously like Mr. Soto does. I have a black belt in Tang Soo Do karate and I would throw my black belt in the trash can and start over again to learn from Mr. Soto because the martial arts instructors where I live (Augusta, Georgia) they are a joke and they don't take martial arts seriously but they take getting your money for teaching martial arts seriously and it is sad and it is wrong.

Not many people have much in the way of street fight experience. Even fewer of us have trained and practiced TCMA for decades on top of street fight experience. We're in our 60s or older and our time is over. TMA is entering a new age of small clubs, few members, and pursuing excellence sans fanfare, or formal recognition. We will always exist as the Human Condition is naturally violent.

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I'm a Nidan in American kenpo.

Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏 Grace and peace be unto you and to this place. God bless you. Thank you. 😊Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your LORD and personal saviour??? I do. 😊

Got to 2nd Dan after 15 years in American Kenpo. It really works, I did a lot of full contact fighting, and used it twice in self defense.

Ed Parker moved so fast. I remember watching him on one of the tv epsidoes who's name I don't recall at the moment, and I was so impressed that I would look forward to his appearance on the small screen again. American Kenpo is still highly impressive to this day.

What an excellent interview from Mike. as formal student of Mr Speakman (me) this was a very very beautiful well said explained interview great job and thank you

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Never used gloves as a karateka. Turns out it's the best choice after all.

American kenpo is garbage against real street or jui jitsu

Legal in ufc right?