Brown Belt 3rd Degree
Sankyu
Objective: Brown 3rd is often the point at which the student truly sees
the proverbial light at the end of the black belt tunnel. As instructors, we begin preparing the student for the role of black
belt at Dragon-Phoenix Martial Arts. Brown 3rd is the where the students starts to learn the 1st required weapon form in the
system, although this will not be tested on until black belt the basics of this form take time to master. During the brown
belt stage, students who wish to teach one day may be required to spend extra time in the dojo, not only for added instruction,
but also to learn administrative functions of the school.
Required Information: Start of Shusi-No-Kon-Sho, You will have 10 animal
techniques before 2nd brown
Strikes Rams head, Blood Palms (both methods)
Kicks: Snake,
inverted snake, wheel, shin,
Jumping side and Front ball
Self-Defense Techniques: Defense off of all knife angle strikes. Defense to the 6 knife
slashes and extensions
Combinations: 1, 20, 26
Forms: 3 kata, start of 4 kata.
Additional
Information: 25 inside hand strikes (left and right)
Required Historical Information
Adriano
Emperado & Victor "Sonny" Gascon
- Walter Godin & Kimo Ferreira
1. What was Adriano Emperado's favorite saying about training?
2. When
and why did Gascon's father come to Hawaii?
3. Where was Professor Emperado born? What was his ethnicity?
4. What
was/is the "Black Belt Society"?
5. What was Gascon's training regiment at Griffith Park in Los Angeles?
6. What war
did Professor Emperado fight in?
7. What happened when Ed Parker was called to "Quiet down" Gascon and his workers at the
Record Rack Service warehouse?
8. When did Sonny Gascon change his art from Kajukenbo to Karazenpo
Go Shinjutsu? Why?
Walter Godin and Feleciano "Kimo" Ferreira
1. Who gave Walter Godin His Prof. Title?
2. What system did Prof. Godin
help co-create?
3. Who gave Prof. Kimo his Master title and 5th Dan?
4. What system is Prof. Kimo the founder of?
5.
What other styles is Prof. Kimo a black belt in?
Space left to write down techniques
Both Animal & Kempos
