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365 Ways to Practice Your Karate, Grappling, and Martial Arts Techniques

The Martial Artist's Daily Pocket Companion

Martina Sprague
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Pages
164
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Martina Sprague

About

It is helpful to learn how to approach a frightening situation with a controlled calmness. Having "been there" prior to the actual encounter is a great way to condition your body and mind, even if you have only "been there" in training. Learning the martial arts can take a lifetime of work. To make your journey more manageable, this book will introduce you to 365 ways to practice your martial arts techniques, extract information, and analyze the concepts you have learned in class, so that you can gain the skills you need to approach your technique training with confidence and maximum intensity. Study one suggestion each day of the year, and you will soon have broadened your views beyond the basic instruction you receive in the training hall.

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