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What is The first defense technique in kenpo karate?

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The first defensive technique I learned was a lower block.

This is done by gathering the fist at the the opposite ear (i.e. right fist, left ear; left fist, right ear) and sweeping downward so the arm is just outside of your right (or left) side at about a 45 degree angle from your body.

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