Joe Lewis Full Contact Karate Kickboxing 18 DVD Set Complete Training Program

Joe Lewis Full Contact Karate Kickboxing 18 DVD Set Complete Training Program

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Salepage: Joe Lewis Full Contact Karate Kickboxing 18 DVD Set Complete Training Program

Many consider Joe Lewis to be “the Greatest Fighter in Karate History.” He was the best American point fighter before becoming the country’s first full-contact kickboxing champion. In this thorough course, he teaches you all you need to know to become a proficient, capable fighter. Joe draws on his over 40 years of martial arts training, including conventional karate, kickboxing, and the secrets imparted to him by Bruce Lee, to cover everything needed to overcome an opponent, regardless of size, speed, power, or experience. Anyone that fights full contact should watch this series! The following topics are covered:

Concepts and Drills for Combat Kickboxing Footwork
Fight Distance Control
Critique of Firing Line Control Sparring
Preparing Your Opponent
How to Protect Against Angular Attacks
Tactical Footwork with a Broken Rhythm
Workouts with a Boost
Deception in Penetration
The Top Ten Self-Defense Techniques
Weight Training Full Contact Applications of Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do Inside Fighting Techniques

**Supercharged Workouts Are Missing

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