I have been enjoying Kenpo Karate since the age of 20 and now that I just turned 75, the thrill of stepping into my own home gym and Karate Studio each day has kept me young and alert on the streets where the unbelievable quickness of Kenpo hand to hand fighting has saved my life twice against knife attacks. This is something I learned from my mother about street fighting that will alert you to what is about to happen as you are being sized up. She said that Satan walks up to you with a smile, it could be a woman or a man, they both are after the same thing, your life. In my first encounter with knives heading my way and the prime attacker smiling, her words flashed across my mind as I set my stance and never gave him the chance to push in with his knife because I had blinded him for life all within three seconds. I have enjoyed Mr. Tatum's knowledge for over 15 years.
@@MasterSly10 you have no idea dude! Kenpo Karate is the offensive form of Karate Do. It is for fighting and killing hand-to-hand style of martial arts! Back in the day when in Okinawa the people were allowed no weapons and no swords by the samurai rulers and their Shogun! This is where the bo staff, the quarter staff, the nunchaku, and the escrima sticks originated from! It is a form of fighting against swords with an open hand! That is literally the definition of Karate Do! And it is a very effective form of self-defense and attack! Just look at Conor McGregor, Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson, and many other MMA fighters to this day use Karate Do stances! That's how effective they are and this shit is 100% real don't think it's not! Every block is a strike every strike is a block! Karate Do is over 2,000 years old and originated in China from Kung Fu as you can clearly see in the stances they use! Horse stance, twisting horse stance, cat stance, etc!!! They knew over 2,000 years ago that the triangle was the most solid shape in geometry in the universe, and this is where Jujitsu and Judo, and many others comes from, it's called Bushido! "The way of the warrior."
@@Michael-xp5mw I took Kempo spelled with an M, and was not always clear as to the original origins of this martial art, are you saying it started in China as Kung Fu but then was later picked up by the Okinawan's as a defense because of the banning of weapons? Do you know if Ed Parker added or changed the original art, I believe Tatum was trained by Parker?
Great video and the knowledge shared in this video is priceless if you can't understand it! Especially about synchronicity!!! Something you would hear Bruce Lee talk about, everyday!!!💯 Practice practice practice or your blocks and punches and kicks and footworks will never sound anything like what you heard in this video... And I do not mean that added sound effects they were pathetic! 🥋
Michael I'm a jka shotokan 4 Dan so I'm not biased when I tell u that this man, Larry Tatum is a 10th dan grandmaster today. He is a living legend. He is the most senior Kēnpo master alive today. He is infinitum brilliant. Look up a few of his videos on you tube. He moves like LIGHTNING and strikes like THUNDER
@@ajshaw2169 yes i think Ed Parker created this art on pieces of paper and in front of mirrors only, all only in his mind. With obedient attackers that's not too hard to do
@@mynameistrd6841shut the hell up you don’t know what your talking about kenpo comes from William Kwai sun chow and he was known for beating the shit out of people sending them to the hospital in street fights. Ed Parker didn’t create kenpo
@@MasterSly10 Gotta start somewhere. Blocks are good for beginners. Parries are better when you know more. Stance work is best but try teaching that to a beginner.
Raymond Daniels is a monster and he doesn't do a single one of these blocks in any of his glory fights. If the blocks work so well, why doesn't he do a single one of these? Bc they aren't practical. Hed break his hand/wrist blocking a kick. If he did a right inward block hed be wide open and get cracked
What if you’re attacker messes up your hair. I have practiced martial arts for 50 years. Sixty five strikes is bull shit. In the real world great hair styles and sixty defensive techniques leaves you on a slab. In the milli seconds you have in an attack your going to put thi bull shit into action ha ha.Grow up. 4th Dan wado Ryu In the real world.😊
I have been enjoying Kenpo Karate since the age of 20 and now that I just turned 75, the thrill of stepping into my own home gym and Karate Studio each day has kept me young and alert on the streets where the unbelievable quickness of Kenpo hand to hand fighting has saved my life twice against knife attacks. This is something I learned from my mother about street fighting that will alert you to what is about to happen as you are being sized up. She said that Satan walks up to you with a smile, it could be a woman or a man, they both are after the same thing, your life. In my first encounter with knives heading my way and the prime attacker smiling, her words flashed across my mind as I set my stance and never gave him the chance to push in with his knife because I had blinded him for life all within three seconds. I have enjoyed Mr. Tatum's knowledge for over 15 years.
You have no idea how much this inspired me.
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@@MasterSly10 you have no idea dude!
Kenpo Karate is the offensive form of Karate Do.
It is for fighting and killing hand-to-hand style of martial arts!
Back in the day when in Okinawa the people were allowed no weapons and no swords by the samurai rulers and their Shogun!
This is where the bo staff, the quarter staff, the nunchaku, and the escrima sticks originated from!
It is a form of fighting against swords with an open hand!
That is literally the definition of Karate Do!
And it is a very effective form of self-defense and attack!
Just look at Conor McGregor, Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson, and many other MMA fighters to this day use Karate Do stances!
That's how effective they are and this shit is 100% real don't think it's not!
Every block is a strike every strike is a block! Karate Do is over 2,000 years old and originated in China from Kung Fu as you can clearly see in the stances they use!
Horse stance, twisting horse stance, cat stance, etc!!!
They knew over 2,000 years ago that the triangle was the most solid shape in geometry in the universe, and this is where Jujitsu and Judo, and many others comes from, it's called Bushido!
"The way of the warrior."
Powerful testimony, sir.
@@Michael-xp5mw I took Kempo spelled with an M, and was not always clear as to the original origins of this martial art, are you saying it started in China as Kung Fu but then was later picked up by the Okinawan's as a defense because of the banning of weapons? Do you know if Ed Parker added or changed the original art, I believe Tatum was trained by Parker?
Excellent Instructor, thank you for posting this video.
Emplearlo como variantes en defensas y ataques..muy bueno...leyes físicas...biomecania...y kinetica
El maestro Larry Tatum además de excelente artista Marcial, es también muy bueno para comunicarse y transmitir conocimientos.
Great master great teachings
Thanks I could look the basics from my phone.
Every day I'm shuffling
Itis great
Awesome!
Fantastique !
Merci infiniment ....💘💝💖💗❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎💟🤍
Thank you Anthony
the push down block with definitely crush his wrist and elbow at once
Block defense self defense in street walking 🚶♂️ still get hurt
Hello, Anthony learn alot from your video is this a white belt form
Great video and the knowledge shared in this video is priceless if you can't understand it!
Especially about synchronicity!!!
Something you would hear Bruce Lee talk about, everyday!!!💯
Practice practice practice or your blocks and punches and kicks and footworks will never sound anything like what you heard in this video... And I do not mean that added sound effects they were pathetic! 🥋
TOP 😃👍
What style of kenpo is this ? The instructor is quality
Ed Parker's American Kenpo
Michael I'm a jka shotokan 4 Dan so I'm not biased when I tell u that this man, Larry Tatum is a 10th dan grandmaster today. He is a living legend. He is the most senior Kēnpo master alive today. He is infinitum brilliant. Look up a few of his videos on you tube. He moves like LIGHTNING and strikes like THUNDER
I was Lighting before the Thunder
Thanks sir👍💐
Has mr Tatum done any sparring in his entire career? I bet he will be amazed on how useless his techniques are in a non choreographed encounter
Exactly
@@ajshaw2169 yes i think Ed Parker created this art on pieces of paper and in front of mirrors only, all only in his mind. With obedient attackers that's not too hard to do
@@mynameistrd6841shut the hell up you don’t know what your talking about kenpo comes from William Kwai sun chow and he was known for beating the shit out of people sending them to the hospital in street fights. Ed Parker didn’t create kenpo
More please!
no one is punching that way in real life situation .... try your block against a boxer or a mma guy ,,,,, it will simply not work
I would strongly suggest getting educated before making any more comments that do not have merit.
@@KaptainCanuck bla bla bla
My point 100% proven. Kudos to you.
@@KaptainCanuck lol dream dream dream
@@MasterSly10 Gotta start somewhere. Blocks are good for beginners. Parries are better when you know more. Stance work is best but try teaching that to a beginner.
If a person stands still, sure it looks good. But in real life, kenpo is not what it seems. The same with aikido.
An inward block is not "common" at all.
Raymond Daniels is a monster and he doesn't do a single one of these blocks in any of his glory fights. If the blocks work so well, why doesn't he do a single one of these?
Bc they aren't practical. Hed break his hand/wrist blocking a kick.
If he did a right inward block hed be wide open and get cracked
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Do you have a complete set of this larry tatum series? Thanks i cant to get even with this fake art.
@Legba daniels Im to the other one not kenpo.
Mark Racadio can you learn how to write first before you comment
@@alfredodelacruz1864 Get lost
@@markracadio6902bruh stfu 😅 u have no fighting experience
way too much emphasis on blocking in karate. best defense is good offense. this is why karate guys always get wrecked by boxers & wrestlers.
What if you’re attacker messes up your hair. I have practiced martial arts for 50 years. Sixty five strikes is bull shit. In the real world great hair styles and sixty defensive techniques leaves you on a slab. In the milli seconds you have in an attack your going to put thi bull shit into action ha ha.Grow up. 4th Dan wado Ryu In the real world.😊
Gostei da gostei palestra professor
Excelente video!
American Kenpo is most effective!