each these four scenarios is an incomplete martial art.
             The sixth characteristic of Kenpo prioritizes the use of unarmed "weapons".
             1) Kenpo is primarily an upright, striking system utilizing the hands in various strikes that are executed with precision and speed to multiple specific targets of the human anatomy. This is an important concept for those practitioners who stand a good chance of being attacked by someone larger and stronger. At the highest level of precision striking are the chi cavity strikes.
             2) Next in priority comes punching, which is a more generalized form of striking. In the earlier days of Kenpo, punching was ranked first in importance. However, it must be remembered that the hands were toughened and heavily conditioned at those times.
             3) Kicking comprises the third aspect of Kenpo but it is limited to approximately 20 to 30 percent of the system and are delivered to low targets such as the knee
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