Erle Montaigue – Self Defence A to Z Vol.1

Erle Montaigue – Self Defence A to Z Vol.1

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Salepage: Erle Montaigue – Self Defence A to Z Vol.1

Takes
the novice right from the beginning in learning purely self defence the
way Erle Montaigue learnt it. Training methods whereby the beginner is
able to coordinate body and mind and take the self defence methods into
the reflex area rather than only learning techniques etc. These are some
of the most dangerous striking methods ever invented aimed at the most
vulnerable parts of the body.We
only have three combined training methods to begin with (with
sub-0methods for each) and these give you all you will ever need in a
real confrontation or life or death situation. Instantaneous defence and
attacking methods that go into one’s sub-conscious and never leave you.
Mostly aimed at the neck and eye area, these methods will stick with
you through out your life and although I say that they are ‘basic’ you
will find them very advanced really.I
can recommend this series to anyone beginner or advanced martial
artist. And after not looking at this title in particular for about ten
years, and having just viewed it all the way through, I now believe that
this should be taught all students!Level: BeginnerRun Time: 83 mins

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