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Название: Advanced Taekwondo: Sparring and Hapkido Techniques, 2nd Edition
Автор: Adam Gibson
Издательство: Independently published
Год: 2021
Страниц: 160
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true)
Размер: 28.1 MB
Our New Second Edition is now in Full Color!! 75 Defenses against kicks, punches, garbs and holds!! This book was designed to give the beginner and black belt level martial artist a quick easy reference manual of how to deal with a large variation of different types of attacks that one may encounter in sparring or in a street situation. Most students when first beginning in a martial arts program are more interested in the actual defensive techniques than in kata (forms/patterns). Kata and/or traditional drills are usually based more on discipline rather than actual combat realism or knowledge. In much of the Kata practice today the students and even master level black belts don't even know what all the moves actually represent. Kata practice can be very important for development of good stances, footwork, concentration, focus, but still lacks the actual hands on practice necessary to develop good combat skills.
Автор: Adam Gibson
Издательство: Independently published
Год: 2021
Страниц: 160
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true)
Размер: 28.1 MB
Our New Second Edition is now in Full Color!! 75 Defenses against kicks, punches, garbs and holds!! This book was designed to give the beginner and black belt level martial artist a quick easy reference manual of how to deal with a large variation of different types of attacks that one may encounter in sparring or in a street situation. Most students when first beginning in a martial arts program are more interested in the actual defensive techniques than in kata (forms/patterns). Kata and/or traditional drills are usually based more on discipline rather than actual combat realism or knowledge. In much of the Kata practice today the students and even master level black belts don't even know what all the moves actually represent. Kata practice can be very important for development of good stances, footwork, concentration, focus, but still lacks the actual hands on practice necessary to develop good combat skills.