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Thesis Form
At my school we're asked to create a Thesis Form as part of our testing for Black Belt. The idea behind this is for each student to select a piece of the system and put what they've learned about it to use in a form. What follows is my Thesis Form...a work in progress.

Theme: Blending & What If's
The final stage of learning in Kenpo is the Spontaneous stage, where things just happen in an attack. You don't specifically plan your defense, it comes about naturally. The moves you employ are based on what the attacker does and his position in relation to your position. It's unlikely that techniques will be run to completion and it's likely the attacker(s) will block some of your strikes. You'll need to handle what if situations and blend techniques when necessary.

What you see here is nowhere near final...I'm working on it.

Starting positions of attackers

    5
              3          1
			Me      4

                           2
Person 1 attempts left grab, follows with a right cross

         5              1*
                3
                        Me     4

                         2
Persons 2, 3 and 4 move in, person 2 (to your left flank) is closest
                        1*
             5
                     3 Me  4


                        2*
Person 3 does bear hug from behind pinning my arms, person 4 moves in
			1*
                 5
                      3* Me 4


                       2*
Person 4 recovers from side kick and charges
			1*
                     5
                        Me
                     3*  4*

                       2*
Person #5 comes in with side club as person #2 recovers and charges
 			1*

                     3*  4*
                        Me
                       5*
                       2
Attacker #2 climbs over attacker #5 charges doing right ball kick

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