has any1 studied kajukenbo or is taking it.let me know what u think about it?

Question

kajukenbo sounds like a good martial art.dont have any experience n any other martial art.i looked up on it and it sound good.it has some good mixer of other martial arts.would like some goo feed back

Answer 1

Eh.... I wouldn't take it seriously. I almost got into that style before I goes into Muay Thai. I looked into it and it doesn't look as promising as some other styles. The problem is today many martial arts school are alarmed by the fact that more and more people are starting to know what realistic martial arts are like. So they are starting to turn their attention to gym that do more realistic live training.

This caused many gyms that will never be able to send their student to full contact fight sport of some sort are starting to try market their style around in hope to attract more people. They're marketing it in a way like "6 sec abs work out a day, eat all you want and you will turn into a supermodel *** kicker" A couple also have put in some sort of sparring in the class which still isn't very effective due to bunches of rules and bad techniques training (most because the instructor recieve their "blackbelt" from local black belt factory) However that doesn't fool everyone. So be very careful about what you heard about other styles. It's better to watch some professional fight and see what they do and see which styles you like and find local gym that teach those style and train at it.

Answer 2

Like any martial art,they are all good ,each has there own style,you have to see if it fits your style,it's basically a street style of fighting,it has to do with your instructor,check out all the styles
and see which one you think you would like,when you see them training and the style you like you WILL KNOW,I for one have enjoyed
"KAJUKENBO" and have taken alot of HARD poundings,and met (and trained with)alot of Big names in "KAJUKENBO" and have had the "HONOR"to train under "SIJO" Adriano D.Emperado,now though there are schools world wide , I liked it when it was an
unkown art....but then again to keep "KAJUKENBO" alive
it MUST be KNOWN ,but you must REMEMBER with any martial art or self defense that you take you will get HIT in real life it is not anything like the movies where the good guy gives all the punches...you must be "HUMBLE and DEDICATED " to the style..
Best to you..

Answer 3

If I remember the anagram...it went like this :

Kajukenbo (Karate, Judo, Kenpo, Boxing)....

There's value in the boxing, and value in the Judo....but only if both are taught under pressure.

Karate and Kenpo....I'll hold my tongue and mouth of that. Let's just say, I'm not a supporter of either.

I've never seen Kajukenpo in action....so I'm not the most educated person when it comes to this comment...but I've never heard a ton of praise on it either.

Answer 4

Kajukenbo is a hybrid martial art that combines Karate, Judo, Jujutsu, Kenpo, and Kung Fu.

The native people in Hawaii learned it to protect themselves from drunken sailors.

Answer 5

I don't take that class, but I compete against others taking the class. I've seen them practice as well. The only move they are good at is hammer fist to the head. I don't like the style to much myself though. To me it's more of a hands instead of feet and combinations. They do have nice forms though. But I like TKD better though.

Answer 6

i do it currently and it's real good for the body. It works durability and fitness, it's amazing.