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From aikido to Tae Kwon Do, all levels of students in all styles of the martial arts can benefit from training advice from the arts' most talented pros and practitioners. In this essential addition to the bestselling Inside Kung-Fu series, all martial artists will find practical tips and effective strategies to help them get the most out of every training session.
From the studio to the gym to solo practice at home or on the road, Ultimate Training for the Martial Arts offers 34 chapters that promise to improve anyone's technique and to help serious students take their workouts to the next level. Inside you'll find tips from champion martial artists on every major training topic, including how to maximize speed, build strength, increase flexibility, and enhance endurance.
Why leave your martial arts progress up to chance when you could employ the same techniques that have been proven effective by world champions? Whether you're a beginner or a black belt, you'll learn how to get the most out of your training-and out of yourself.
About the Author:
John R. Little is the author of The Warrior Within, Bruce Lee: Words from a Master, Bruce Lee: A Warrior's Journey (all available from Contemporary Books), and other books on Bruce Lee. He is also the author of numerous published articles on martial arts philosophy and practice.
Curtis F. Wong is the publisher of Inside Kung-Fu and other highly respected martial arts magazines.
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Michael Pierce
reviewed Ultimate Training for the Martial Arts on July 06, 2011
Ultimate Training for the Martial Arts
For those that have already begun interpreting why and why they are doing kata, this book is stellar. Much of it is dedicated to the history of our art, explaining why kata developed the way it did. Once you understand a bit about why kata needs deciphering, it makes the thought far more enjoyable. The rules they provide seem very solid, and are backed up with examples throughout the book to help you understand. The edition I read even includes illustrations of many of the techniques.
There's also some bonus material in the book, not directly related to kata. Basic vulnerability illustrations, opponent mindset identification techniques, etc. These are generally brief, and don't interrupt the flow much so they feel like bonuses rather than distractions.
I've created a condensed list of some of the high level points, and am looking forward to trying to use them at the dojo.
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