[QUOTE=Steeeve;830931]http://www.absolutemartialarts.net/id12.html
click on the Alexander Politain name
Steeve[/QUOTE]
Lol, I’m confused…I posted this link many moons ago…
Hes right ive seen it b4… thnx anyways Steve 
Im tired from training gona hit the sack
Ciao
[QUOTE=The Xia;820814]What is the style like? From your posts diego, it sounds just like Hop Gar to me. Do you practice Kajukenbo sets as well?[/QUOTE]
From what I’ve been shown, and I plan on you tubeing it before summer, Kaido uses lots of double tiger claws…cat stance to bow stance 2 claw, twist stance 2 claw and side slash kick to his knee with your rear leg…or you could go into left twist stance and right overhead face and right side kick his knee and then step into right bow stance and left claw.
When he kicks you use rotational footwork and jam his knee while tigers mouth to throat…tigers mouth to throat and then rake his eyes with the same hand and follow with a overhead…lots of stealsteps whipping backfists to groin and face, and then rotate 360 degrees into twist stance and overhead, uppercut or sow.
we use vertical, horizontal, overhead, backfist, raking chop(overhead), sow, hook(vertical and horizontal fist) using the long arm rotations of the side bow stance lama, hop gar and pak hok use as foundation.
Kicks: front, side, tiger tail, and round kick with ball of foot to groin all use rotational footwork…you don’t lift your knee and snap front kick…your rear leg slides up to the lead foot and your body turns right so you get first a straight line and then a turning force which all folds into your right hip right before your right heel kicks him in the balls.
In boxing you go jab, cross, hook, uppercut, jab, jab, overhead,etc
we go jab, jab, jab, hook, backfist, elbow, backfist, uppercut, overhead, jab, overhead, backfist, jab,…straight, overhead, uppercut, hook, backfist, overhead, straight, uppercut. The flow teaches you to move fast with one hand, like you right straight, and then right back fist, and left over head…then left jab, cross, hook…finish him with straights, knock him on his butt and stomp him.
kick him in the groin right tiger tail and then right tornadoe his face as he bends over.
That’s the general idea:)
lol 
Keep hitting him till he stops moving Always loved that concept
[QUOTE=kaidokenbo;831257]lol
Keep hitting him till he stops moving Always loved that concept[/QUOTE]
The fact that your father drops the guy in his first form and then stomp his face and drop low and palm chin… Thumbs up:cool:
website crashed:)
Doesnt work :s
HSKwarrior, this pic looks exactly like kaido’s hop gar straight punch in side bow stance with the claw gaurding at ribs…what’s the name of your technique?.
http://www.americanhsk.zoomshare.com/my_images/sigungaddiesifu2.jpg
Well, Its What We Call Our Heart Punch…chan Fam Calls It Fu Choy.
The Tiger Claw Here Is Used As Grab And Pull Into The Punch Type Method.
Its One Of Our Chop Choy’s But Not In The Sense Of Chop Choy. Its A Hard Straight Out Strong Punch.
Its Found On My 7 Star Punching Drills On Youtube. Except When We Do Those Drills, We Tend To Do Two Directions At The Same Time. Other Times Its All Facing Foward.
You Know Whats Funny, This Is The First Time I Looked At This Thread, And The Original Link Posted, And I Saw Things That We Do As Well.
The First Page After The Cover, We Do It Exactly The Same Way. Well, Except Out Fu Jow Reaches Straight Out Past His Head.
But, Yeah, I Saw Some Strong Similarties…and If Any Of This Came From David Chin…well…he Had Lots Of Contact With Lau Bun And His Students.
[QUOTE=hskwarrior;831784]You Know Whats Funny, This Is The First Time I Looked At This Thread, And The Original Link Posted, And I Saw Things That We Do As Well.
The First Page After The Cover, We Do It Exactly The Same Way. Well, Except Out Fu Jow Reaches Straight Out Past His Head.
But, Yeah, I Saw Some Strong Similarties…and If Any Of This Came From David Chin…well…he Had Lots Of Contact With Lau Bun And His Students.[/QUOTE]
As soon as that lopez guy started cutting himself i had to turn the video off, his eyes were too bugged out:)
I’ve been looking at your youtube page and I see many things similar in the way Kaido’s combos are set up…you guys will right kick and then go into right horse and right leopard fist…kaido uses lama fist with the thumb on top…same rib gaurd with the claw…all the steal stance/twist stance switch ups are identical pretty much…I know Kaido knew karate, hop ga, kajukenbo, and he philipino so I’m guessing he would have picked things up like kali and arnis…
http://www.kungfu5family.com/TigreNegroMx.wmv
I just found this video in the Ark Yuey Wong thread. The first half of the set looks a lot like Kaido’s Dragon Dance…
[QUOTE=kaidokenbo;831257]lol
Keep hitting him till he stops moving Always loved that concept[/QUOTE]
Hey I just remembered something…my stepdad told me once he was at kaido’s place or at a party with kaido and kaido was I think in a pigeon toe stance and he was doing all these short arm motions…he had the strobelight going with the music and my stepdad said it looked ill, like the power he was creating was intense…I’m thinking some sort of southern praying mantis or chi kung is what it may have been…it wasn’t any crane my stepdad had seen…Does this description ring a bell?.
Diego
The form of Ng Ga kuen is a eclectic form…Creation for tournment…its not a GM Wong form…
Dragon dance of Kaido is different .....a version of the gung lik chuan and the tiger crane of hung gar at the beginning.....
Steeve
Happy New Years Bro
[QUOTE=Steeeve;831928]Diego
The form of Ng Ga kuen is a eclectic form…Creation for tournment…its not a GM Wong form…
Dragon dance of Kaido is different .....a version of the gung lik chuan and the tiger crane of hung gar at the beginning.....
Steeve
Happy New Years Bro[/QUOTE]
Happy New years Steeve:)
What is the Gung Lik Chuan?.
Gung lik chuan is a basic forms of almost all Northern style…Bak sil lum ,Northern mantis ,eagle claw style …and so on
Steeve
[QUOTE=Steeeve;832004]Gung lik chuan is a basic forms of almost all Northern style…Bak sil lum ,Northern mantis ,eagle claw style …and so on
Steeve[/QUOTE]
I know what you are talking about now, Yang Jwing Ming demoed a set in his Long Fist book I believe…
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=hdnCjxg5ZLQ&feature=related
pt2
LOL “Back in hawaii the kiai wasn’t hu hu hu…it was **** **** mother****er, you gave the guy his punishment”
repitition drills pt 1
[QUOTE=diego;834963]http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=hdnCjxg5ZLQ&feature=related
pt2
LOL “Back in hawaii the kiai wasn’t hu hu hu…it was **** **** mother****er, you gave the guy his punishment”
repitition drills pt 1
http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=c9axWGXOTV8&feature=related[/QUOTE]
Excellent clip, so what is the difference between the different branches of kajukenbo ?
Sanjuro
Kajukenbo is a system …the core is the Emperado method or the hard style(Kenpo)…the chuan fa branch have al most the same Stuff but with some variations using more the BO (Chinese Boxing) and the forms are chinese
MA forms not the more japenese pinian or palama set of the emperado method… The tum pai is the soft (adds Tai chi ,pa kua and hsing I) The Wun hop kuen do is the chuan fa branch but with more evolution…
Steeve