Revolution Martial Arts Institute

BUNHAE #11 Sport Karate Side Kick Counter with Outside Inside Block BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term is Bunkai in Japanese. The study of Bunhae is paramount to fully understanding and learning to apply the movements found in traditional martial arts. Some applications are more applicable to Sport Karate, while others are better for MMA or Self-defense. Applications such as this one are better for children to get a basic concept of the movements having meaning.

BUNHAE #10 Sport Karate Round Kick Counter with Inside/Outside Block BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term is Bunkai in Japanese. The study of Bunhae is paramount to fully understanding and learning to apply the movements found in traditional martial arts. Some applications are more applicable to Sport Karate, while others are better for MMA or Self-defense. Applications such as this one are better for children to get a basic concept of the movements having meaning.

BUNHAE #9 Sport Karate Axe Kick Counter with High Block BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term is Bunkai in Japanese. The study of Bunhae is paramount to fully understanding and learning to apply the movements found in traditional martial arts. Some applications are more applicable to Sport Karate, while others are better for MMA or Self-defense. Applications such as this one are better for children to get a basic concept of the movements having meaning.

BUNHAE #8 Sport Karate Front Kick Counter with Low Block BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term is Bunkai in Japanese. The study of Bunhae is paramount to fully understanding and learning to apply the movements found in traditional martial arts. Some applications are more applicable to Sport Karate, while others are better for M or Self-defense. Applications such as this one are better for children to get a basic concept of the movements having meaning.

Partner Drill #12 Spin Back Counter to the Roundhouse kick. Common counterattacking drill to roundhouse kick, using the body turn and spinning back kick.

Partner Drill #11 Punch & Takedown 2. Intermediate Pad drill where after punching, defender stops double leg takedown attempt by the pad holder by utilizing a sprawl technique.

Partner Drill #10 Punch & Takedown1 Intermediate Partner drill where attacker follow punches with an attempted takedown, defender utilizes framing technique to keep clinch from happening

Partner Drill #9 Guards, Elbows, Knees Intermediate Defensive techniques with movement and counter attack.

Partner Drill #8 Leg Check, Low Round kick, Switch High Round kick. Intermediate Defensive techniques with movement and counter attack.

Partner Drill #7 Parry, Guard, Check, Low Round Kick. Intermediate Level Defense and Counter Drill. Using basic blocks and movement with a counter attack.

BUNHAE Crash helmet/ChoonBee Drill. This drill is a way to apply the basic "ready" position found in traditional martial arts in forms in a more live and practical way. BUNHAE is a Korean Martial Arts term which means to dissect and analyze. The more common term is Bunkai in Japanese.

BUNHAE #7 Limb Manipulation Counter, Clear and Hit using High Knife Hand. This concept is the counter/back and forth drill to #5. Blocking the attack of the opponent, then using one hand to clear an opposing limb out of the way and striking with the opposite hand in rapid succession using basic blocks. BUNHAE means to breakdown, dissect and analyze in Korean. The more common martial arts term is Bunkai in Japanese, which means roughly the same thing.

BUNHAE #6 Limb Manipulation "Clear/Lock/Hit" using Basic Blocks This drill is the concept of using basic blocks to clear and control opponent's limbs, clearing the way for follow up strikes. BUNHAE means to breakdown, dissect and analyze in Korean. The more common martial arts term is Bunkai in Japanese, which means roughly the same thing.

BUNHAE #5 Limb Manipulation Clear and Hit using High Knife Hand. This concept is using one hand to clear an opposing limb out of the way and striking with the opposite hand in rapid succession using basic blocks. BUNHAE means to breakdown, dissect and analyze in Korean. The more common martial arts term is Bunkai in Japanese, which means roughly the same thing.

BUNHAE #4 Limb Manipulation "Get Outside" Using Outside/Inside Block. BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term is Bunkai in Japanese. This drill is for the concept of gaining the outside arm position of the opponent using basic blocks.

BUNHAE #3 Limb Manipulation "Get Outside" Using Inside/Outside Block. BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term in Bunkai in Japanese. This drill is for the concept of gaining the outside arm position of the opponent using basic blocks.

BUNHAE #2 Limb Manipulation "Get Outside" Using High Block. BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term in Bunkai in Japanese. This drill is for the concept of gaining the outside arm position of the opponent using basic blocks.

BUNHAE #1 Limb Manipulation "Get Outside" Using Low Block. BUNHAE is Korean meaning to dissect, break apart and analyze. The more common term in Bunkai in Japanese. This drill is for the concept of gaining the outside arm position of the opponent using basic blocks.

Combo #23 Side/Round Kick (same leg). An intermediate level sparring or point fighting style competition type kicking exercise.

Combo #22 Side/Side Kick (Same Leg). An intermediate level sparring or point fighting style competition type kicking exercise.

Combo #21 Round/Round Kick (Same Leg). An intermediate level sparring or point fighting style competition type kicking exercise.

Combo #20 Front/Round Kick (Same Leg). An intermediate level sparring or point fighting style competition type kicking exercise.

Combo #19 "Walk Down" 4 Count Punches with Front and Roundhouse Kicks. An Intermediate concept of blending footwork together with punches as if to keep the pressure by aggressively 'walking down' a backing up opponent.

Combo #18 "Walk Down" Punches with Hook and Uppercut. An Intermediate concept of blending footwork together with punches as if to keep the pressure by aggressively 'walking down' a backing up opponent.

Combo #17 "Walk Down" 5 Count Punches. An Intermediate concept of blending footwork together with punches as if to keep the pressure by aggressively 'walking down' a backing up opponent.