Green Belt W/ Brown Stripe
Yonkyu
Objective: The Green with Brown Stripe belt represents a refining period for our students. This is the final
pre-brown step so we take this stage in the training very seriously. A refinement of past material is important since most
of our brown belts become Black Belts.
Required Information: Kempo punch techniques relating to 10 point blocking system, new animal techniques
Stances: Review
previously learned stances. Back leaning stance, Bo stance, Japanese Twist
Strikes: Rising front
punch, bridge finger, finger whip, Willows palm, bear paw, Phoenix strike
Kicks: Tornado kick, flying
side blade kick
Self-Defense: Defending from multiple attackers,
4 defenses for
front and back choke
4 defenses for wrist and lapel grabs
2 defenses for all club
strikes
Combinations: 11, 17, 19
Forms: 4 and 5 pinan
Additional Information: Proficient in the 12 strikes of the escrima stick.
25 outside hand
strikes (left and right)
You must be able to perform all combinations both left and right
Required Historical Information
William K.S. Chow
The following questions should be addressed following your research of William Chow's contributions to martial
arts. We will provide you with a information if you cannot find it on the internet.
1. What age did Chow drop out
of school?
2. What was Chow's complete name?
3. What is interesting about William Chow's brother Frank?
4. What were
two of Professor Chow's nicknames?
5. What caused William Chow's death?
6. What was Chow's ethnicity?
7. Why did
many of Chow's advanced students leave him?
One paragraph essay (can be checked within 1 week of test)
Why is it important to stay in school?
Give reasons.
