Team Paul Mitchell Experience

Team Paul Mitchell Experience

Enjoy some of the best MADrills made by the members of Team Paul Mitchell Karate, the world’s longest-running martial arts competition team. This playlist is a sample of what it would be like to take one of their world-renowned Team Paul Mitchell Experience seminars.

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Team Paul Mitchell Experience
  • Danny Etkin - Secrets to Clean Strong Hands

    Learn some key tips for teaching creative forms hand combinations from one of the top-ranked forms competitors in the world. These combinations are rooted in chops and punches.
    Sport Karate | Forms | Hand Combos | Technique | Chop | Punch | Extreme | Creative

  • Mackensi Emory - Ridge Chop Punch Combo

    This hand combo is a staple combination used in competition today. This combo is great for increasing speed, power, and intensity with fast punches and clean stances.
    Sport Karate | Forms | Hand Combos | Punching

  • Justin Ortiz - Spinning Hook Kick

    Learn how to minimize the amount of circular motion in your spinning hook kick so that you have a faster kick that is more effective for sparring.
    Kicking | Sparring | Point Karate | Sport Karate | Point Fighting

  • Danny Etkin - Pop 360 Technique

    Great for forms, tricking combos, or demonstrations, the pop 360 gives your performance a nice touch of flare.
    Tricking | Kicking | Creative | Extreme | Sport Karate | Forms

  • Tyler Weaver - 540 Kick

    The 540 is a great upgrade to the tornado kick. This technique is commonly used in competition and great for demonstration as well.
    Kicking | Intermediate | Tricking | Extreme | Extreme Forms | Sport Karate

  • Jackson Rudolph - Figure 8

    This breakdown of the figure 8 uses the "ice cream" analogy to effectively teach the proper motion to students of all ages. Analogous teaching is a very powerful tool to becoming a better instructor.
    The Flow System | Bo Staff | Weapons | Spin | Trick | Teaching

  • Jackson Rudolph - Striking Power Drill

    Wether you are performing creative or traditional bo staff, striking is very important. This video teaches how to generate more power when striking.
    The Flow System | Bo Staff | Weapons | Extreme | Sport Karate | Sport Martial Arts | Striking | Basic | Beginner | Power | Strike

  • Jackson Rudolph - Butterfly Spin Behind Back Drill

    Learn the butterfly spin bo staff trick. Once you have the technique down, the butterfly spin can be used as a drill to build speed and forearm strength.
    The Flow System | Bo Staff | Weapons | Spin | Tricks | Speed

  • Mackensi Emory - Kama 7 Cuts

    The foundational strikes for kamas are the 7 cuts. Master these cuts and chops before you move on to more complex techniques.
    Kamas | Weapons | Striking | Basics | Combo | Creative | Extreme

  • Mackensi Emory - Kama Finger Roll

    Learn the finger roll as a great transition in your forms. Find your balance point, use your thumb, and follow the rest of the 3-step process.
    Weapons | Tricks | Spin | Kamas | Creative | Extreme

  • Tyler Weaver - Kama Release - Behind the Back Toss

    Behind the back tosses allow for a lot of versatility with kama tricks. Learn how to throw the kama from behind the back with vertical rotation.
    Weapons | Tricking | Kama | Release | Extreme | Trick

  • Danny Etkin - Nunchaku Strikes

    Your students will want to start twirling and throwing their chux as soon as they get them. It is important that they learn these basic strikes first to create a solid foundation.
    Nunchaku | Chux | Sport Karate | Weapons | Striking

  • Danny Etkin - Nunchaku Basic Toss

    This basic toss is the first step in adding exciting releases to your students' performances. These tips will help you land it every time.
    Nunchakus | Chux | Release | Tricks | Extreme | Creative | Weapons