Kajukenbo Belt Promotion - White Belt to Brown Belt

Watch the official Kajukenbo belt promotion trailer for the white belt. Led by Patrick Campbell, it introduces the white belt to brown belt pathway.

Defend long-distance fist encounters by absorbing and stepping back, then counter with biceps and face strikes using a hammer backhand, and practice targets like the genital kick.

Defend at long distance by maintaining distance and stepping back. Execute a front-leg low kick, an inner low kick, weight transfer, and a direct punch to the face.

Defend against a frontal grasp, absorb and step back, then strike the inner forearms to control the face and use hammer strikes to the groin and neck for openings.

Defend against grape number two with a double frontal protection strike upwards to the inner face, then hammer backhand to the throat while striking.

Develop defense on stick attack by executing a sliding block without interruption, followed by right-hand strike to the face, throat hook, front-leg low kick, and hammer downward.

Block and strike elbow opening to defend against knife number one. Keep the hand up, cover the shoulder; front strike the throat, head back off balance, and knee for control.

Defend against the first kick, execute slug down, hammer, shoulder check, and an off-balance hammer to the face, then strike the knee to the spine and hammer the face.

Learn orange belt defense against a fist, including backhand to the face, arm grip and ground control, knee control, and strikes to the lumbar and ribs to finish.

Develop orange belt defense number four against a fist, practicing blocks like martillo and a general strike to put the opponent off balance with an elbow, arriba.

Orange belt defense against a grip by controlling the upper part, then hammer to the biceps and the face, release the grip and the cheek, then hammer to cervical.

Disrupt grip number four during defense with a shoulder move and a back-foot strike, then take hold of the back to project and strike.

Defend against stick attack number two with an interior block from the inside strike to the biceps and face, a pipe hammer to the genitals, and cervical hammer control.

Defend against knife no. 2 with a strike and block, a pass and grape rotating movement, elbow control to strike the triceps or elbow, then disarm.

Defend against kick number two with lockdown and a face check. Rotate the body, knee up to balance, bring to the ground, strike with knee to the face, and reposition.

Master purple belt defense against a fist using pyramidal outward blocks. Execute strikes to the ribs, neck, windpipe, and face with a left hook, complemented by a leg kick.

Defend against a left-facing opponent with outward blocking and a face check. Nudge the face and kick the leg to destabilize, then execute a simultaneous swivel and strike.

Demonstrate defense on grasp no.5 by applying throat strike, stepping back, checking and controlling downwards, executing a low kick, an x strike, and cervical control with a hammer to cervicals.

Defend grasp no.6 by lowering the left arm, lifting the right arm from inside, and delivering strikes to the face while controlling the left arm, finishing with a right hook.

Learn purple belt defense against a stick attack: disarm and control with the elbow to the face or windpipe, target the plexus, and apply pressure to unbalance the opponent.

Defend against knife number three by transitioning from high to low attack, gain control while closing distance, then backhand to the face, throat check, and kick to escape.

Defend against kick no. 3 by opening up and closing with a rotation elbow to the longer region, then sweep with the left leg.

Develop coordination and speed in purple belt set no. 1 through positioning drills and shots, practicing strikes with simultaneous checks to build power, fluency, and positional abajo.

Practice purple belt coordination set no. 2 by performing a right fist short x block, repositioning, and checking the elbow before returning to the previous set.

Develop blue belt defense against fist attacks at close range, with pyramidal double blocking from the outside and strikes to the face and chin, plus shoulder checks and hammer techniques.

Blue belt defense drill covers interior pyramidal blocking and fists to the thorax and face, plus inner leg kick, elbow to the face, groin strike, leg sweep, and face kick.

Learn blue belt defense on grasp no.7 through techniques like grabbing the head, headbutt, pulling inward, knee strike, and arm projection to drive the opponent to the ground.

Master blue belt defense on a grasp no.8 by rotating towards the opponent, gaining ascending left-arm control, and executing a projection to bring the fight to the ground.

Defend against stick attack number four by blocking the backhand, then strike the elbow joint, deliver a chain strike to the windpipe, and finish with a downward hammer.

Learn defense on knife number four through a push, interior blocking, and backhand strikes to face, followed by a left hook to throat and elbow strikes to face.

Blue belt defends kick no. 4 with downward blocking, inner low kick defense, backhand to the face, hammer to the back of the neck, and a knee to the face.

Enhance coordination in blue belt set number three by executing a backhand check, taking initiative with the right hand, stepping out to strike, and returning to hammer.

Practice coordination set four from kajukenbo blue belt sequence, focusing on blocking an opponent's reaction while executing backhand strikes, hammer, and an upward left-hand strike to the face and throat.

Kajukenbo green belt defense uses pyramidal blocking, inside arm defense, left fist to the face with a low kick, and right fist to the face with an inside leg sweep.

Defense faces attacks from the left and right, focusing on backhand and inside blocking, a hammer low kick from outside, and finishing with an X strike and cervical hammer.

Illustrates green belt defense on grasp no.9, including lateral elbow roll above the head, applying pressure on joints, and a strike to the throat.

Defend behind-the-back grip by controlling the arm, strike the biceps to disrupt grip, protect the face, then a fist to the face, backhand to genitals, hammer to the neck, kick.

Defend against stick attack no. 5 with interior block and arm wrap, grasp and strike, neck pressure, withdraw right leg, balance, projection, and face strike.

Master defense on knife number five with a frontal attack and elbow control, check the arm with a hammer, strike to the wine pipe, and protect with the forearm.

Defend against kick number five with blocks, then strike the face, deliver a groin kick, fall, and drive the elbow to the face.

Execute coordination set five against a left fist attack by double checking, striking the face to turn the opponent, and targeting the lumbar region to knock him to the ground.

Develop coordination in the green belt set six for Kajukenbo, with a left fist attack, forearm to the face, lumbar strike, neck control, and ground and leg control.

Master brown belt defense against right and left fists, perform inner double blocks, check the left fist position, seize the leg, disrupt balance, and bring the opponent down.

Develop inside-block defense against a right fist as you advance from white belt to brown belt in kajukenbo, blocking the right fist down to the ground.

Defend against a rear grasp by swiveling, lifting the elbows to control the grip, then use a right-hand penetrating strike to bring the opponent to the ground with face-position control.

Defend a frontal grasp no.12 by stepping back covertly, striking the joint, releasing, hammering the collarbone, turning, delivering a gentle strike, and hammering the back of the neck.

Defend against stick attacks and disarm from inside-outside control, then target the face and throat with a left knee kick and hammer strike.

Learn defense against a knife as you control from the inside, strike the inner elbow and wrist joints, perform a backhand check, and hammer the nose.

Defend a low kick with an inside hammer block, follow with a backhand to the face, then gain control of the back of the neck to reposition safely.

Train coordination set seven, tremolo blocking backhand to the ribs, then a right fist to the face and a right foot to the groin.

Perform coordination set eight with pyramidal blocking from above, then strike and rise while blocking the elbow, finishing with a knee hammer to the back of the neck.

Master blocking and penetrating strikes by coordinating forearm power with body weight, control the center of gravity, and apply Kajukenbo principles for safe, precise defense and ground control.

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