Knife Tactical Response DVD by Bram Frank

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Knife Tactical Response DVD by Bram Frank

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Salepage: Knife Tactical Response DVD by Bram Frank

Bram Frank, recognized as the father of the methods of combat with knife
Israelis, is the founder of System CSSD / SC, an art tactical combat
based on the Modern Arnis Remy Presas, which was the direct student. In
this DVD, Bram, practical and direct in his teachings, we unveiled the
concepts of the tactical response knife. Explore the training system,
the Contras using our most instinctive basic motor skills “raw” ways to
cut and stop the opponent from the point of view bio-mechanics, the
proper use of weapons of edge and based movements “Sombrada” and
“Sinawali” of martial arts philippines.

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