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Techniques Archive
Technique of the Month
- February 2005
Tripping
Arrow
(front bear hug - arms
free)
- From a natural stance, step to 9:00 with the left as you drop
down diagonal into a horse stance with a right inward overhead elbow to
the opponent's collarbone while the left hand grabs and pulls down on
the opponent's right shoulder.
- Circle counter-clockwise with the right foot to get behind the
opponent after the right hand pushes slightly on the opponent's throat
(transition). Immediately pivot to a left forward bow as the right hand
pushes the opponent's throat and the left hand pulls to complete the
takedown.
- Deliver a right side stomp kick to the opponent's face while both
hands maintain the grab on the opponent's right wrist, cover out with a
right front cross side stomp to the opponent's arm.
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Beginner
Questions
- The first move on this technique requires you to pull
down on your opponent's right arm. Why is this important?
- The word "arrow" in this technique refers to the
Chinese "bow and arrow" stance. What Kenpo stance is this?
Advanced
Questions
- Name three things you accomplish in the first move.
- What Kenpo technique provides the opposite and reverse motion of this
technique?
Email your answers to Mr.
Peacock
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