Martial Arts - Kajukenbo 1 2 3 Self Defense System

Martial Arts - Kajukenbo -Evolution-Training Method- Advanced Training 1 2 3 Self Defense System




Kajukenbo Self Defense System

Brutal, deadly, overkill, street effective. These and many other such terms have been used to describe the martial art system known as kajukenbo.
Kajukenbo gained it's reputation for being brutally effective decades ago in the U.S. Territory of Hawaii. In the Hawaii of the 1940s the enemy was not the ancient battlefield soldier, it was the common street criminal. Instead of swords and spears he armed himself with knives, clubs, and guns. Even when unarmed he did not fight by any rules. He punched, kicked, gouged, bit, and stomped. If you encountered one of these brutal street fighters you were in for a life or death battle. Kajukenbo was designed to win such a battle.
Since then it's eclectic use of five martial arts and it's no-nonsense approach to self defense has contributed to it's rapid growth and strong reputation as an highly effective self defense system.




Kajukenbo Techniques

Like most karate systems kajukenbo has katas or forms. These 14 katas are known as "Palama Sets" 1 through 14. ( These katas were formerly known as Pinans. Forbach explains that in February of 1993 Professor Adriano D. Emperado renamed the katas to show their origin, the Palama Settlement of Honolulu, Hawaii.) Like traditional systems, kajukenbo takes a number of it's self defense techniques from it's katas. Although the Palama sets provide the kajukenbo stylist with many good techniques, kajukenbo's strength lies in it's self defense techniques. These self defense techniques are arranged and categorized into 15 grab arts, 21 punch counters, 15 knife counters, 13 club counters, 9 two and three man attack counters, and 26 advanced alphabet techniques.
By combining techniques from tang soo do, judo, jujitsu, kenpo and kung fu, the kajukenbo stylist can defend himself in many ways. He can use soft circular kung fu techniques to evade and strike. Or he can use judo or jujitsu to throw an attacker to the ground or restrain and control him. Forbach feels that the strength of kajukenbo is in how these techniques are combined. For example, if the attacker punches, the kajukenbo stylist may step into the attack at a 45 degree angle while blocking with a soft palm block. He would then counter attack with several rapid fire kenpo hand strikes followed by a judo foot sweep. Once on the ground the attacker could be struck again or controlled with a jujitsu lock. Unlike most traditional systems, kajukenbo relies heavily on combination techniques. These combination techniques are arranged so that each technique will set up the next by following the reaction of the attacker's body. Although some martial artists may describe this as overkill, Forbach feels that an attacker may not be stopped by one strongly focused blow. Therefore the theory behind kajukenbo is that it is better to counter with a multitude of techniques that can be ended when the threat no longer exists, than to rely on one technique and find that it is not enough.




Kajukenbo Evolution

The Kajukenbo born between 1947 y1949 as one of the self-defense systems more efficient, modern and innovative. Since then, and despite the voices calling its stagnation and development as a martial art considered among the most traditional, the truth is that the concepts of work developed by Sijo Emperado incite the inconformistas to develop new techniques that tune with the Kajukenbo changing times. Times in which self-defense is real essential, and the Spanish Kajukenbo is an example of how, without abandoning the principles developed by Sijo Emperado, you can maintain a system alive and constantly evolving.


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Kajukenbo Training Method

Even the best designed self defense system is of little value if the training and instruction is weak. The brutality of the kajukenbo workouts in the early years was legendary. Broken noses, bruised ribs, and black eyes were a everyday occurrence in the early kajukenbo schools. Professor Emperado had a motto, "The workout isn't over until I see blood on the floor". His felt strongly that if someone was afraid of pain, they would be defeated the first time they were hit. He also felt that his students had to get used to pain and learn how to give it back. This enabled them to find out which techniques worked and which didn't. Because of these realistic workouts numerous martial artists from other systems undertook kajukenbo training. Some stayed and some returned to their own systems, but all who had witnessed kajukenbo were impressed. Some of today's kajukenbo schools have had to alter their training somewhat due to the times. In the early days very few if any women or children trained. Also nobody worried about lawsuits or liability insurance.

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Kajukenbo Advanced Training

Even the best designed self defense system is of little value if the training and instruction is weak. The brutality of the kajukenbo workouts in the early years was legendary. Broken noses, bruised ribs, and black eyes were a everyday occurrence in the early kajukenbo schools. Professor Emperado had a motto, "The workout isn't over until I see blood on the floor". His felt strongly that if someone was afraid of pain, they would be defeated the first time they were hit. He also felt that his students had to get used to pain and learn how to give it back. This enabled them to find out which techniques worked and which didn't. Because of these realistic workouts numerous martial artists from other systems undertook kajukenbo training. Some stayed and some returned to their own systems, but all who had witnessed kajukenbo were impressed. Some of today's kajukenbo schools have had to alter their training somewhat due to the times. In the early days very few if any women or children trained. Also nobody worried about lawsuits or liability insurance.


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