Joseph Simonet – The Art and Science of Mook Jong, Club Set

Joseph Simonet – The Art and Science of Mook Jong, Club Set

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Salepage: Joseph Simonet – The Art and Science of Mook Jong, Club Set

The Art and Science of Mook Jong, Club Set

Drawing from the functional, combat-ready movements of his best-selling Mook Jong Slam Set video, master martial artist Joseph Simonet teaches you a simple, brutal stick fighting system in this original video production from Paladin Press. In it, he focuses on teaching a streamlined version of the Slam Set, adding a stick rather than just going empty-handed. Taking best advantage of this novel approach to wooden dummy training, Simonet shows you how you can train full speed and full force on a partner that won’t complain, get injured or quit.

This isn’t the fancy stick-dancing you may have seen in other instructional videos: it’s a hard-core, street-ready fighting system that teaches crippling strikes with both the business end and the handle end; close-range attacks that can lead to applying chokes, locks and takedowns; two-handed stick hits to your opponent’s most vital areas; and more.

If you’re looking for complicated flow drills and finesse-filled techniques, go elsewhere. The Club Set is all about finishing your opponent using the simplest of weapons in the easiest, most effective way.

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