the Pressure Point Guide for Martial Artists

This is John Burke (Karate 4th dan)'s book on Pressure Points. An introductory guide, it de-bunks the myths and clarifies how to use this often talked about but little understood aspect of the martial arts. Suitable for practitioners of any style, there are photo and illustration references to help you to use PPs in your training.

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Publication Date: Oct 1, 2011
Language: English
Category: Sports
Copyright: All Rights Reserved - Standard Copyright License
Contributors: By (author): John Burke

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Format: PDF

Keywords

Pressure Points martial arts karate bunkai oyo kata taekwondo kung fu self defence

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About John Burke

When you need your martial arts to work in practical self protection situations... Or when you train certain moves but are presented with inadequate reasons for using those techniques (or worse, no answers at all)... Then you need the books and DVDs, seminars and courses of John Burke. With practical kata bunkai as his speciality, John Burke trains groups from all sorts of styles and affiliations in how to use the moves that they are taught practically. That means with close-range attacks in realistic situations, not oizuki/mawashigeri/ushirogeri from 8meters away. The moves of kata are shown to contain throws, locks, holds, pain compliance and destruction techniques. There are buyers and students of this material all over the world, from England to Japan. Buy now, and enjoy the Bunkai.

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