Joseph Simonet – Down & Dirty Street Fighting Volume Two: From Empty Hand to Blade

Joseph Simonet – Down & Dirty Street Fighting Volume Two: From Empty Hand to Blade

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Salepage: Joseph Simonet – Down & Dirty Street Fighting Volume Two: From Empty Hand to Blade

Down & Dirty Street Fighting Volume Two: From Empty Hand to Blade

Joseph Simonet continues his theme with explosive superior fighting attributes. First Simonet explores the “seamless transitional integration” between empty hand to blade. Simonet will show you in step-by-step fashion how explosive attacks can be translated into deadly knife techniques utilizing his “concussive aggression.”

Simonet guides you through detailed instruction on “closing the gap” between you and your attacker with superior footwork and trapping drill. Simonet then describes in detail a new fighting range he calls “body sticking” by showing you aspects of two-person full-contact stand-up drills, derived from his highly acclaimed system, “The Art and Science of Mook Jong – Slam Set.” Simonet teaches essential fight-stopping elements so you can reflexively respond with effectiveness in any defensive situation.

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Medicine encompasses a variety of health care practices evolved to maintain and restore health by the prevention and treatment of illness.
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Medicine has been around for thousands of years, during most of which it was an art (an area of skill and knowledge) frequently having connections to the religious and
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