DEFINITIONS:
THREE PHASE CONCEPT: Kenpo techniques are taught with a three phase formula where the student is expected to learn the technique as written, then go on to experiment with the possibilities. The Three Phases are, in order, the following:
· Ideal Phase - In the Ideal Phase the student learns the technique "by the book". This means the attack is specified, the defense is applied and the attackers reaction is known.
· What-If Phase - In the What-If Phase the student(s) experiment with different possible scenarios for the attack and attackers reactions. Thoroughly analyze probable variations to the model technique.
· Formulation Phase - With the Formulation Phase the student tears apart the technique, explores its principles and develops alternate, spontaneous, reactions all with the aid the equation formula. Apply variable solutions to a free and changing environment.
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