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Re: a question for any IKMF instructors
Hi Kevin,
I am an IKMF instructor, but have not heard the term “rooster fighting” used in connection with KM before. Sorry I can’t answer your question mate.
Cheers,
Andy
Re: a question for any IKMF instructors
well..I have an old copy of the Practioner Level one test requirements and under the section that says..”other curriculum” and under “reaction games”…it lists rooster fighting and I have no idea what the hell that means.
Re: a question for any IKMF instructors
Hi Kevin,
I went back and had a look at some old P1 notes as well, and see what you are talking about. I may have learnt the exercise by a different name, but unfortunately not by the name “rooster fighting” so can’t help I am afraid.
Re: a question for any IKMF instructors
Different games. Jump on one leg, fighting with another tryining to make him loose balance and put the other leg on the ground.
In the family with one sitting on the back of another. Now the team tries to pull other teams out of balance.
Re: a question for any IKMF instructors
quote shooter:Different games. Jump on one leg, fighting with another tryining to make him loose balance and put the other leg on the ground.In the family with one sitting on the back of another. Now the team tries to pull other teams out of balance.
Hmmm… not what came to mind from my first read of the original question. :OhMy::Surprised:
Re: a question for any IKMF instructors
You mean “chicken fights?” The one where you sit on someone’s shoulders and try to knock over someone else who is sitting on another person’s shoulders?
They do that in a Krav class?
Re: a question for any IKMF instructors
Well, I believe I used it once this last season for the beginners as part of the warmup.. So yes it is used, although not very much.. 🙂
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