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Crane Kung Fu Kick Blocking Techniques

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Summary: Learn Kung Fu Crane techniques to block a kick for self defense training, in this free video.

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Grand Master Ike Bear began his training in the martial arts field in 1968, at the age of 7 years. Trained in Kickboxing from 1981 till 1987, Ike held the national record for concrete...read more

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on 8/2/2008 Very informative!

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" One of the movements from the crane style we’re going to demonstrate, like crane closes wings and a single leg crane stance. This is usually just a transitional stance, used either to block a kick, in a process of a kick, or to lunge forward to the attacker. What we’re doing in this case is block a kick. As I am stepping down, they punch high, and using a high block. My opposite hand comes on hits low. I then arc step around, this hand grasps and I perform an arm lock through. We’ll demonstrate that as much as we can. What I’m doing first is…go and bring just a low kick. I’m bringing this against the kick, punch to the head. This one goes as a head block. That strikes low, this wraps around, and goes into an arm lock, which can be utilized to throw down. We can turn it quickly to an arm break and our submission hold. Another crane technique we have, this is crane turns to the side blocks the both wings. Again, goes to the block, both hands come over to the oncoming hand, whether it’s a hand with a weapon or empty hand. This goes behind the head, we hit to the knee and then go to a throw. If this hand is coming through, I’m bringing both hands in here to stop, since my opponent is bigger. This slides behind the head, I pull down, pushing it in the knee kick, and then go to a throwing technique, pressing up in the arm and down behind the neck. "

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