Jamie Seabrook has been training in American Kenpo Karate for 39 years. Seabrook Martial Arts Academy (formerly Universal Karate Studios and Jamie Seabrook's Kenpo Karate) has been in consistent operation in London, Ontario, since 1995. Seabrook Martial Arts Academy is open 7 days per week and is accepting black belts only. Seabrook Martial Arts Academy offers in-person training in London, Ontario (group and private lessons), online private lessons, and a weekly online group international class, with black belts joining from Canada, USA, and Chile.
Jamie Seabrook received his 8th degree black under Grandmaster Larry Tatum in 2020. He also received his black belt in Modern Arnis under Grandmaster Remy Presas (1991), and a black belt in Black Dragon Kung Fu under Master Paul Chau (1994). Since 2012, Jamie Seabrook has been studying Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. Jamie Seabrook is a Blue Belt Stripe 2 in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu under Rener Gracie and Ryron Gracie (2018).
Nice video sir. Once the upper body part of the Z pattern is learned then Kenpo stances can be added to improve the power and flow. For instance stepping into a Forward Bow and transitioning to a Neutral Bow on the Horizontal cut, then to a Close Kneel(or Forward Bow) as you execute the Downward Diaganol slash than back to a Neutral Bow as you do the last Horizontal slash. I train in Escrima and Kenpo and I try to add Kenpo stances to all the Escrima weapon and empty hand strikes (along with the Zoning that Escrima is known for). Keep up the good videos. <Kenpo Salute> Frank in North Texas.
Thank you for your comment. Yes, there are several footwork patterns that we can work from this but given that most Kenpo practitioners (including black belts) have limited exposure with knife training and drills, my focus was on the Z-cut technique and its prefix and suffix, without worrying much about the footwork.
Everything is an incredible technique stick fighting a eskrima training is actually incredibly unique and it's very great do you think can you disarm a person holding a gun that's the one thing that I'm curious about it may be difficult to disarm somebody play can you at least try no matter what the results it truly is an incredible techniques do I have you hold your sticks and fight with them it's actually pretty amazing and unique in a real life situation as long as you don't get shot or killed either way it really is amazing when you're studying martial arts what the right speed and timing could save your life as long as you don't lose it it really is incredible watching a great video like this 🥋🙏😌🙏🥋
Thank you for your thoughtful comment and kind words. When faced with an armed attacker while unarmed, it is generally advisable to comply with their demands-such as handing over money-rather than escalating the situation. The principles of self-defense emphasize control, disarming the attacker, and applying technique, so if we must defend ourselves, our priority is to neutralize the weapon quickly and effectively. While drills can differ significantly from real-life encounters, any training and exposure is certainly more beneficial than having no preparation at all.
@@SeabrookMartialArtsAcademy thanks for the tip brother you could have liked my comments but thank you anyway I'll be more careful out there and try my best not to get shot out there so thank you too and you're welcome and a happy Halloween to you 🥋✌️🎃👍🥋
I do not know the Tracy version but I have seen it many times. I agree with you - i much prefer the version that I learned too. Thanks for your comment.
Mr Seabrook is a high rank master sensei shihan instructor in Kenpo He is an expert in form 7 and it's application In addition Mr S is an instructor in Arnis , a FMA system which includes double stick On top of that Mr S is Instructor Black Belt sensei sifu level in a Chinese Kung Fu system Here he shows us a double stick form from that system 14 years later unbelievably this clip has this many views and no comments My admiration for Mr S is no secret I'm.amazed yet again by this clip
It is actually way different than the Skylight Staff in Tracy Kenpo. Although American Kenpo has a Staff Set, I know several other staff and spear forms because I have a black sash in Kung Fu. Here is the Skylight Spear Kenpo Kata ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-328f_ChTLRg.html
I do not know the Tracy system of Kenpo but a quick peek shows me that Covering the Moon more closely aligns with The Bear and the Ram in American Kenpo ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LZrnzjlwwzw.html
Congratulations 🎈🎊🍾 🤣👍🏾Sifu Jamie!! Well deserved my 👏🏾👏🏾and God bless you for sharing your awesome teaching videos with instructions. I love ❤️ them 🤣🤣🤣
Felicidades por el noveno grado , esta muy nuevo pero es excelente eres un grande maestro de las artes. me gustaria reconocieras mi grado de black belt un abrazo desde Brasil sucesso
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras sobre mi ascenso. Voy a dar seminarios en Chile en febrero de 2025. Sé que está lejos de ti pero sería genial verte. ¿Cuánto tiempo llevas entrenando Kenpo? ¿Cuál es tu rango?
Felicitaciones por su ascenso a Noveno Dan... Hace una gran labor en la difusión del Américan Kenpo... Dios lo bendiga y proteja siempre... Un abrazo desde Chile...
Muchas gracias por tus amables palabras. Realmente lo aprecio. Espero verlos en Santiago, Chile, cuando venga a impartir seminarios en febrero de 2025.
Thanks very much, Marysol. I appreciate it. As I am sure you are aware, I will be in Santiago, Chile, teaching seminars February 7-8, 2025 so hopefully I will see you there.
Sensei Seabrook - I love seeing this. Congratulations on the highest level. You are obviously a huge asset to the art of American Kenpo, your students, and your youtube followers. 🙏
@@SeabrookMartialArtsAcademy question, sir. Was he saying CKKA? Canadian Kenpo Karate Association? I’m partially deaf, excuse my ignorance. When I’m not so busy running my own school, I can seek GM Lawrence’s training and certification in IKKA. Besides studying and training in GM Lawrence’s KwonShu, a child style of SGM Parker’s work, I do read Master Parker’s books.
@@rockymtnredneck4888 Mr. Durgan was saying Phasic Kombatives Kenpo Alliance (PKKA). You can read more about it in my description under my video. I am honored to the Canadian Director for the PKKA.
oss master, a few questions: how should the hip and waist movement be in this set? what is the difference between a block and a parry? and is there a set of parries?
Star Block Set is a beginner blocking exercise that teaches students how to properly execute a series of blocks while maintaining an effective stationary horse stance and economy of motion. A block moves things against a weapon in motion without the intent to injure (unlike striking blocks) and meets force with force. The four basic blocks in Kenpo are the upward block, inward block, outward block, and downward block. A parry is a sophisticated form of blocking that redirects force. There are many different types of parries in Kenpo (e.g., inward parry, outward parry, downward outward parry, inward downward parry, inward horizontal parry, outward horizontal parry, upward parry). I hope that answers your questions.
