EXTREME KENPO DVD WITH LARRY TATUM

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EXTREME KENPO DVD WITH LARRY TATUM

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Larry Tatum, undoubtedly one of the best authorities on Kenpo Karate nowadays and backed up by more than 30 years of teaching, presents us with “Extreme Kenpo”, a video to learn Kenpo techniques with weapons, from the simplest to the more sophisticated, through the combination of circular and linear movements, superimposed circles, and the insertion of additional techniques to reach more objectives on the body of the adversary. At the same time, Master Tatum teaches us to integrate all the body in order to take advantage of our natural weapons, hands and legs, and in so doing, obtain valuable leverage action when we use the staffs, knives, or any kind of weapon.

On the video you will find images of the seminar in Madrid, Spain in 2004 and an exclusive interview with Master Tatum.

Language: English, Spanish, Italian, French

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