talks like a duck...

You want to test your theories, I am in southern California, I will be happy to oblige, unless of course your just a loud mouthed troll?


In regards to the original question, I have watched a few Kaju guys and was unimpressed with huge gaps in their ability, I saw guys who like to brawl, but as multiple degree black belts they were mostly brawlers rather then technicians. I saw some good brawlers on the TV fight show, I forgot the name, but from what I understood those guys were from alot of different places.
I have seen some Kaju done in tournaments, and felt it was flashy for the sake of the tournament, similar to what alot of kenpo people do at tournaments. Most of the guys who say they are Kaju that are decent that I met, have actually crosstrained with different instructors that teach Muay Thai, Jiu Jitsu, Boxing, and Kajukenbo, rather then learning it all in one place, so it makes me wonder what the curriculum is like. I would still like to find a group of good kaju guys to do some sparring with and find out more about their art, but apparantly there are not any places like that in San Diego area.. /shrug