Rodney King – The Fight Compass

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Salepage: Rodney King – The Fight Compass

The Fight Compass is for both beginners and advanced fighters. No matter if you want to improve your striking game for sparring, competition or even self-defense, this DVD is for you. In this DVD Rodney identifies 2 of the 4 major styles of sparring and shows you how to develop that style in your own personal game.
In part 1 of the Fight Compass DVD you will be introduced to the 4 predominate strategies used by 2 of the major styles of fighting, namely the Pressurer & Runner Styles of fighting. Each strategy is covered first by instruction, teaching you how to integrate it into your game, followed by a live sparring demonstration of that strategy in action.
The Pressurer Style is recognized by strategic forward pressure. Pressurers are the battle tanks of the fighting styles; Pressurers have presence, guts and are fearless. They know how to control space between them selves and their opponents and are always poised to take advantage of any weakness the opponent presents.
The Runner Style is fast, evasive and deceptive. Like a pack of Wild African Dogs, the Runner methodically tears it�s opponent down by using continues in and out attacks. Runners are hard to pin down, frustrate their opponents and lure them into a false sense of confidence.
In addition there is added bonuses of Rodney talking about his approach to sparring and how to get the most out of this DVD.
To be a complete fighter, to spar at your best, to be a winner, you need to not only know how to identify the 4 major styles of fighting. But you also need to know how to develop each one of those styles and how to use them to be the best. This DVD will show you how!

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