Lock Flows
I don't know if the Lock Flows described here are original Parker information, but they are handy and work quite well. All the Kenpo schools I know of in this area teach this information.

If you are facing an obviously stronger opponent, it would be wise to "loosen them up" prior to entering into the Lock Flows. To accomplish this, simply prefix your initial move with a quick kick to the groin. If you practice this with someone, you'll notice that even a slower kick (even just jerking your knee up) with provide the desired effect...no one likes to be kicked there and 99% of all men (I'm male, I can't speak for women) will bend over somewhat and relax their hands. I say only 99% because there has to be someone stupid enough to not care...

Lock Flow A

1. Pin attackers right hand with your left hand and roll attackers arm clockwise away from you while stepping forward with your left foot to 12:00 as you counter grab attackers right wrist with your right hand and your left elbow connects with attackers right elbow. As you plant into your stance, push your left elbow down and pull up with your right hand (like a fulcrum), bending attackers elbow the wrong way. Don't bend over at the waist. Bend your knees to sink when necessary.
2. As you continue holding attackers right wrist with your right hand, step back with your left foot to 7:30 while running your left hand from attackers elbow down to their hand (to continue pressure on their arm). Hold attackers hand backwards with your thumbs on the back of their hand and your fingers on their palm. Press forward, bending their hand into their forearm.
3. Grab attackers elbow with your left hand and pull their elbow up while rotating your right hand slightly so that your palm is on the back of attackers hand. Attackers elbow is now bent at 90 degrees, as is their wrist.
4. Twist attackers hand to the right (to cause pain) then rotate attackers arm counter clockwise (attackers elbow circles down and their hand circles up). Move attackers elbow into your shoulder as you maintain your right hand grab on the back of attackers hand and reach your left hand through their arm to grab your right arm.
5. Step to 12:00 with your left foot, walk attacker backwards slightly to get them off balance then kick attackers right leg out with your right leg. Follow them down with a right knee to their ribs and a left knee to their face.

Lock Flow B

1. Pin attackers right hand with your left hand and roll attackers arm clockwise away from you while stepping forward with your left foot to 12:00 as you counter grab attackers right wrist with your right hand and your left elbow connects with attackers right elbow. As you plant into your stance, push your left elbow down and pull up with your right hand (like a fulcrum), bending attackers elbow the wrong way. Don't bend over at the waist. Bend your knees to sink when necessary.
2. As you continue holding attackers right wrist with your right hand, step back with your left foot to 7:30 while running your left hand from attackers elbow down to their hand (to continue pressure on their arm). Hook your left thumb onto attackers thumb and grab just above attackers wrist with your left fingers as you release your right hand from their hand.
3. Step forward to 12:00 with your left foot, grabbing the inside of attackers elbow with your right hand and pulling it into your shoulder and squeeze attackers hand.
4. From here, we can either:
   1. Kick attacker right leg forward with your left foot.
   2. Kick back of attackers right knee with your left foot to drop them.

Sword Drop

1. Pin attackers right hand with your left hand.
2. Rotate your right hand in a clockwise fashion so that you end up looking at the palm of your hand.
3. While pushing attackers arm slightly towards them (so their elbow and wrist are bent at a 90 degree angle), continue movement of right hand over the top of their wrist in 'sword' style pressing down hard just above the bone on the side of the wrist. Continue holding their right hand with your left hand.

   At this point, the 90 degree angle at the attackers elbow and wrist combined with the pressure on the their wrist from your hand will cause extreme pain and drop them to their knees.

Straight Talon

1. Pin attackers right hand with your right hand.
2. With your left hand, grab up onto attackers wrist and rotate their arm clockwise while stepping forward with your left foot to 12:00 as your left elbow connects with attackers right elbow. As you plant into your stance, push your left elbow down and pull up with your right hand, bending attackers elbow the wrong way. From here you can go into Lock Flow A or B or into Crossing Talons.

A Multi Point Lock Flow

Attacker grabs your right wrist with their right hand.
1. Crossing Talon
   Counter grab attackers wrist with your right hand, rolling attackers arm to the right as you step to 1:30 with your left foot and press down on attackers elbow with your left hand.
2. Figure 4
   As you step to 10:30 (V-in/V-out) with your left foot, snake your left hand under attackers elbow, fold attackers arm up with your right hand while maintaining the wrist lock. The outside of your left hand will be pressing against the outside of attackers hand while your right hand keep their wrist bent. Step through with your right foot to keep attacker off balance.
3. Lever
   While continuing to lock attackers wrist with your right hand, step back with your right foot, then to 1:30 with your left foot (V-in and V-out) as you straighten attackers arm and press down on attackers elbow with your left hand.
4. Wrist Lock
   While continuing to lock attackers wrist with your right hand, grab attackers elbow with your left hand and fold attackers arm up with your right hand, guiding their elbow in between your forearm and bicep and squeeze your arm shut. Raise your right elbow up to keep the lock strong and step through with your right foot to keep attacker off balance.
5. Elbow Break
   As you step back to 7:30 with your right foot, unfold attackers arm, maintaining the wrist lock with your right hand, and snake your left arm inside their elbow, around and onto their shoulder (clearing the arm to your left in the process). Grab attackers elbow with your right hand and pull down with both hands to break the elbow.
6. Cobra Lock
   Maintain pressure on attackers elbow with your right hand as you slide your left hand down attackers arm and lock their wrist (your hand on the back of attackers hand). Fold attackers arm (Circling their hand down, forward and up in front of you) so that your left hand is locking their wrist in front of you and their forearm is against your chest.
7. Bulldog
   Unfold attackers arm down and backwards, maintaining the lock on their wrist with your left hand. Raise their hand up as you grab the back of their neck with your right hand, pressing down.
8. Wrap Around Choke
   Slide your right hand back onto attackers elbow and fold attackers arm up again. Replace your left hand wrist lock with your right hand as you step behind attacker. Pull attackers bent wrist towards them as you grab their elbow with your left hand to help force their wrist into their throat.

The 12 Point Lock Flow #1

1. As attacher reaches out to push you, your left hand grabs attackers hand (fingers on palm & thumb on back of hand). Turn attackers hand counter clockwise and press your right hand sword toward between attackers ring and little finger to increase the pressure.
2. While maintaining grip on thumb, left hand turns clockwise as right hand reaches over left and grabs ring and pinky finger of attackers hand. Slightly adjust your left hand to grasp attackers thumb. While stepping back with your right foot, push forward with your hands, applying the necessary pressure to bend attacker over. Never lose contact with attackers hand.
3. Continue the pressure with your left hand as your right hand pops attackers elbow up and guides it into your left armpit (the classic "come along" lock).
4. While continuting to apply pressure with your left hand on attackers wrist, allow attackers elbow to move slightly away from your and grab it with your right hand and rotate attackers arm clockwise so that their elbow aims to the ceiling and their hand to the floor. Apply pressure both at the elbow and hand. You now have 2 90 angles (at elbow and wrist).
5. Tuck attackers elbow abck into your armpit (or chest) as your right hand releases and moves to attackers hand. While still applying pressure with your left hand, grab attakcers ring and pinky fingers with your right hand. As your left hand relaxes the pressure, the right hand snaps attackers fingers backwards toward their forearm. You now step to the front of attacker with your right foot as your left hand squeezes on the nerve between the forearm muscles of attackers arm.
6. In one fluid motion, your right hand moves from attackers fingers to grabbing attackers wrist (do not let go) and pulls towards you as you step into attacker with your left foot, having your left forearm presses inward and downward on attackers elbow (Crossing Talons).
7. While maintaining pressure with left arm, and stepping back to 8:00, snake your left hand under attackers forearm, grasping onto your right wrist while your right hand move to the back of attackers hand. Fold attackers arm into a figure 4, keeping them close.
8. Step out with your left foot so that you are standing at the side of the attacker as right arm pulls attackers arm across your upper chest and your left arm slides under attackers arm and across their chest (this will hyper extend their elbow).
9. Slide your left leg back into transitional 90 cat stance as your left arm comes back toward you and slides on top of attackers arm and across their neck (this will hyper extend their elbow).
10. Bring your left hand (thumb down) to attackers wrist and grab, bending their elbow until their hand is at neck level (their fingers point toward their face). Tuck attackers elbow into your right shoulder as your right hand snakes under and through and grabs their wrist in a reverse "come along".
11. Turn your body (in place) towards the right while tucking attackers hand into your left armpit (as right hand releases) and bring your left hand under attackers arm, grasping their elbow into another form of "come along".
12. As your left hand releases attackers elbow, your right hand grabs it and your left hand slides up to attackers hand. Move your right hand up and left hand down to take attacker down.

The 12 Point Lock Flow #2

1. Left arm sweeps attackers right arm as your left arm snakes between their arm and body (from the front), grabbing onto their right shoulder (attackers arm is now on your upper arm). This will bend attacker over with you at their side.
2. Grab attackers right wrist with your right hand as your snake your left hand out (maintaining contact with attackers arm) and behind; getting between attackers arm and body (from the back) and hook your hand onto attackers neck as you twist attackers right hand clockwise.
3. Maintaining the grab and pressure on attackers wrist, remove your left hand from attackers neck, placing it on the outside of attackers elbow, pushing their arm towards their head as you wrap your right arm (still holding attackers wrist) around attackers head so that your right forearm is against the left side of their neck (your right arm holding attackers right arm are now looped across the back of attackers neck). Continue by sliding your left arm under your arm and attackers arm (from attackers back to their front) to get into a Sleeper hold and squeeze your two arms together.
4. Slide your left arm out and onto attackers right elbow and, as you pull down with your right arm on attackers wrist, push back on their elbow to tear the tricep muscle.
5. Cross in front of attacker with your left foot so that your back is to them as you grab attackers right wrist with both hands, bringing their arm down over your left shoulder against your chest as you sink. Now rise while continuing to hold attackers arm tightly to hyperextend their elbow.
6. Move both hands slightly down to attackers hand (rather than wrist), step back and around with your left foot so you are facing attacker and use your hands to twist their wrist clockwise (wringing the rag).
7. Release your left hand and use it to straighten out attackers arm. Pull the arm in front of you and onto your thighs (with attackers elbow facing you) as you squat down and lean your stomach over their arm to break the elbow.
8. Place your right hand on the back of attackers wrist, bending it up, then rise up, placing your left hand in the crook of their elbow. Keep applying pressure to attackers hand and bring their elbow into your chest (with their forearm straight out from your chest and their hand bent to the left or right), using your chest as leverage to break their wrist.
9. Step back and pin attackers hand (palm in) onto your chest with your left hand as your right hand snakes over their arm, between their arm and body, grabbing onto their chest.
10. Continue the left handed pin and you remove your right arm and have your right hand grab attackers tricep, rolling their arm towards you as you slide in, placing their forearm on your shoulder and both hands on their elbow. Sink and pull in with your arms to break the elbow.
11. While continuing to maintain pressure with your left arm, step into attacker with your right foot and wrap your right arm around their head so that your lower right forearm is on the left side of attackers neck (juggular vein). Now release your left hand and press the outside of your left forearm onto the right side of attackers neck to choke them (kind of a bent over Sleeper hold).
12. While continuing the pressure on attackers neck, step back with your left foot and turn counter clockwise so that your back is to attacker, sink a little and flip them over your right shoulder.

The 12 Point Lock Flow #3

1. Grab attackers right hand with your right hand, rotate it to the left (counter clockwise) and up as you bend their hand at the wrist and set the back of attackers hand on your left bicep (their arm is now bent at 90 degrees with their elbow up in the air) and wrap your left hand onto their tricep. Squeeze.
2. With your left hand still holding at attackers tricep, remove attackers hand from your bicep with your right hand and slide it directly to your chest. Their arm is still bent (elbow up) at 90 degrees, their palm is on your chest, fingers pointing down. Reach under attackers arm with your left hand, grab onto the outside of their hand (including their ring and little finger) and twist it to the left (but keeping the hand on your chest). This is a variation of move 6 of the 2nd lock flow, wringing the rag.
3. Continue the pressure with your left hand as your right hand holds and guides their elbow into your shoulder. As the elbow is moved into your shoulder, bring attackers hand off your chest, continuing to pull back on their fingers. This is a variation of the come along. You can then switch hands so your right hand is applying pressure to the fingers and your left hand moves on top of attackers forearm to apply pressure down.
4. Grab attackers right hand with both of your hands (fingers on the back of their hand, thumbs on the palm) as you step back with your left foot bending attackers hand in and up.
5. Adjust your hands so that they each grab one of attackers fingers and pull out on their fingers as you continue to bend attackers hand in and up.
6. While maintaining the grab and pressure with your left hand, move your right hand up to hold their forearm. Now hook attackers thumb with the thumb of your left hand as your left hand grabs onto their wrist and your right hand guides their elbow into your shoulder.
7. Release attackers hand with your left hand and shoot your right hand under their arm into a heel palm to the side of their head and hook onto their neck (half nelson).
8. Step around attackers back with your left foot and bring your left hand under attackers left arm, hooking onto the back of attackers head (full nelson). Keep your hands on their head rather than their neck to get the maximum pressure forward.
9. Release your left hand, bring it out (on top of attackers arm), wrap your arm across attackers throat (have your left hand hook onto your right forearm to complete the lock) and press attackers head forward with your right hand as you squeeze with your left arm to choke them.
10. As you relax your choke, step back with your left foot, pulling attacker straight back. Wrap your right arm around their head (their face will be in your armpit and your forearm against the back of their head). Now liftup with your right arm to apply pressure to the back of attackers head.
11. With your left hand, pull attacker to the left (face down) and push their head between your legs, locking your knees around their head. Grab both their arms (one in each of your arms) and pull their arms together and toward you so their shoulders are strained.
12. Slide your hands up, grabbing onto attackers wrists and press the back of attackers hand with your thumbs while continuing to pull in and towards you, step back and drive their head into the ground.

Silat Style Grappling
This information came from two different seminars (one on grappling and one on groundwork) put on by my original instructor. He was quite good about introducing us to other styles through seminars and the occasional demo in class.

General Grappling Information

Pinches
When you are stuck in tight, pinch attackers pecs, biceps, lats, thighs, or poke to underside of jaw or nerve in collar bone.

Armbar headlocks

Use the forearm bone on the inside of the wrist against attackers mastoid, jugular or temple. Very important to use forearm bone on those spots to guarantee pain. You can use an armbar on the calf muscle as well.

• Right foot steps to 1:00 while doing right inward parry into left outward extended block.
• Torque into right neutral bow (right knee checks attackers left leg, left hand grabs attackers left arm) while doing right inward elbow to ribs into right uppercut to chin and grab back of attackers head (left side - hand between head and left arm).
• Pull down and to right with right hand while pulling attackers left arm up, spinning attacker around.
• Knee shot to attackers head or back as they begin spinning.

  From here we can:

  1. Continue pressure down on head, dropping them to ground and landing with them, right arm still around neck.
  2. Fold their right arm over their face, left hand grabs my right hand (attacker in headlock now) and squeeze.
  or
  1. Drop down onto right knee as they spin, keeping right arm gripping head, left arm on wrist.
  2. Pull head to right while breaking attackers left arm over my left knee.
  or
  1. Continue down onto my back with attacker on me, keeping my legs free.
  2. Roll slightly to the right to keep pressure on attackers left elbow and continue pulling attackers head to right.
  3. Strike hips, groin and/or inside of thighs with my heels.

Entry 2 (Silat - left jab)

• Right foot steps to 1:00 while doing right inward parry into left outward extended block
• Torque into right neutral bow (right knee checks attackers left leg and left hand grabs attackers left arm) while doing right inward elbow to ribs.
• Right arm pushes attackers left arm to the right while stepping inside attackers left leg with my right leg (still checking but with outside of leg).
• Right arm shoots up past attackers head then drive elbow down into collar bone to drop attacker.

• Right foot steps to 1:00 while doing right inward parry.
• Left hand grabs attackers left wrist, pulls arm over my head (rotate attackers wrist to get elbow on back of my neck) while doing right knee to attackers left thigh
• Right arm shoots past attackers face, punching in jaw

  From here we can:

  1. Right back elbow to nerve in upper pec (compacting the mass) to drop attacker backwards while pulling down with left hand to break elbow.
  or
  1. Right down elbow from sternum to solar plexus

• Right foot steps to 1:00 while doing right inward parry and sinking to avoid punch. Left hand/arm checks low kick.
• Left forearm into joint by thigh/groin while right hand grabs ankle. Push with left arm, pull with right to take attacker down.

  From here we can:

  1. Stay in inside (between legs)
  2. Left heel kick to groin, left arm checks attackers right leg.
  3. Left leg over body to outside, sit just above attackers knee and pull up with both hands on attackers ankle.
  or
  1. Move to outside (outside of leg we grabbed)
  2. Place back of attackers calf on my left shoulder, wrap my arms around attackers shin and pull towards me and down to break knee.
  or
  1. Clasp hands over shin, turn leg 45 degrees inward and push down to break knee.

• Jab comes in, do right hooking parry on jab while left hand instantly checks cross punch.
• If cross is in tight to attackers head, left hand claws across attackers face to left side of attackers neck while doing right arch kick to attackers left knee. Elbow jams down onto collarbone.
• If cross hand is out (neck open), left arm shoots past right side of attackers neck while doing right arch kick to attackers left knee. Elbow jams down onto collarbone.

• Jab comes in, do right hooking parry on jab.
• Both arms shoot past left side of attackers neck (dive position) while doing right arch kick to attackers left knee. Elbow jams down onto collarbone.

• Jab comes in, left hand guides it into my right (upward) elbow.
• Cross comes in, left hand guides it into my right (inward) elbow.
• Right back knuckle to floating ribs

  From here we can:

  1. Right forearm into joint by thigh/groin while left hand grabs ankle. Push with right arm, pull with left to take attacker down. Follow-up of choice.
  or
  1. Headbutt to chest while both hands grab attackers ankles and pull to take them down. Follow-up of choice.

• As jab (or jab/cross) comes in do downward hooking parries to get them out of the way.
• Hand that parries the jab grabs back of head and pulls down and in to spin attacker and send them to the ground. Can also jump slightly and pull down to make reaction quicker.
• As they go to the ground, fold their right arm over their face, left hand grabs my right hand (attacker in headlock now) and squeeze.

• If jab comes in do inward/downward parry to deflect it.
• As cross (or hook) comes in opposite hand slap/chop just below inside of elbow while doing knee to groin (same side knee as parry and block hand) and lands checking attackers forward knee.
• Left hand hooks punching arm at wrist as right hand hooks punching arm just above elbow (compacting the mass to power the break)
• Right hand comes out as left hand slides up to grab shoulder (arm still locked) bending attacker down to the ground.

• Right foot steps to 1:00 while doing right inward parry into left outward extended block.
• Left hand hooks and grab attackers wrist while I step up with right leg, kneeing attacker in thigh.
• My right elbow goes into attackers armpit, right leg in front of attackers and take them straight down with a sweep or kick to nerve in shin.

  From here we can:

  1. Continue down to ground with attacker, keeping pressure down on the shoulder.
  2. Pull up on attackers wrist then slide right elbow up onto attackers elbow and break it.
  or
  1. Kneel on attackers tricep with right knee.
  2. Right hand grabs attackers wrist, left hand bends attackers hand down - move 2 of lock flow.
  or
  1. Move right foot across attackers body and sit on their back, my feet on the ground.
  2. Pull both of attackers arms back, their hands bent backwards on my chest.
  3. Lean forward to put pressure on attackers wrists and shoulders.
  4. Grab attackers head, pull back and twist to break neck.
  or
  1. Kneel on attackers tricep with my right knee.
  2. Move left leg around attackers head, striking head with my knee of foot as I pass by.
  3. Do thigh squeeze and sit down on head.
  or
  1. Right shovel kick to ribs, right stomp on elbow and right kick to face and land.
  2. Left stomp on other side of face, twist stance to break neck.
  3. Spin to right, twist stance again.

• Stop kick with universal block and lock it with left arm.
• Insert right upward elbow to nerve on shin or inside of knee.
• Insert right knee to inside of kicking leg thigh.

  Take attacker down with one of these ways:

  1. Right side kick to attackers other knee.
  2. Right poke to throat, eye, nerve in pectoral muscle, or collar bone.
  3. Sweep backwards with right foot.
  4. Left instep kick to attackers other knee.

• Left foot forward and do a left inward parry to deflect punch across my body and down.
• Right knee to attackers right thigh and slide right leg around attackers leg.
• Drive right arm up along attackers neck/chin and to the left to drop them over my right leg.

• Grab attackers shirt with two hands.
• Slide left leg outside and behind attackers left leg and flip them over my thigh/hip.

• Right leg back, 2 upward heel palms to elbows.
• Two crane pulldowns to cancel height.
• Left hand pushes on back side of head while right hand punches on jaw to rotate head.

  From here we can:

  1. Grab hair with right hand and drag attacker to the ground
  or
  1. Grab attackers head over my shoulder with my right hand and flip them over my right shoulder.

• Two upward heel palms to elbows.
• Left hand pins right arm to my chest.
• Right hand snakes down between attackers arms and around to grab attackers right shoulder. Turn my back to attacker.
• Squat (keep back straight) and flip attacker over my right shoulder.

• Grab attackers shirt with both hands.
• Place right foot on groin or solar plexus.
• Fall backwards to ground while pushing with my right foot to flip attacker over me keeping my grab on their shirt.
• Roll to left side and place left forearm on attackers throat.
• Place attackers right arm between my legs and 'scissor' my legs to break elbow.

• Same side hand grabs attackers hand around the thumb and turns hand out away from my body.
• Opposite side hand helps with pressure on backside of hand
• Move them to 11:00, 9:00 or 6:00.

• Opposite side hand grabs attackers hand around pinky and turns hand in and across my body.

  From here we can:

  1. Go into Lock Flows
  or
  1. Continue pressure to drive attacker into the ground

• Place your left foot outside attackers right ankle and your right foot into attackers groin, hip, or knee.
• Pull in with your left foot and push out with your right. This will drop attacker backwards (away from you).

• Place your left calf outside attackers right ankle and your right shin against their knee and roll to your left. This will drop attacker to the ground to your left.

• With your hands parrying attackers punches, thrust up and to the right with your hips and chest. Since your attacker does not have a solid foundation, this will knock your attacker over your head and to the right.
• Immediately roll to your right (onto your stomach) while doing a left Upward Elbow into attackers groin. Left hand checks left leg of attacker.
• Using your right arm, slip attackers left leg over your head (to the left) and onto your left shoulder, move up to your knees and pull down on attackers shin, just below the knee with both hands to break knee.

• With your hands parrying attackers punches, lie your right foot over attackers left foot and slide your right foot toward you, bending your knee.
• Push with your right foot as you roll to the right. This will knock attacker to your right and you will roll on top of them.
• As you roll on top of attacker, drive your left elbow into attackers solar plexus or sternum.
• Slide your right arm under attackers neck as your left forearm drives into attackers throat and left hand grabs your right forearm. Squeeze to choke attacker.