Sang Kim – Ultimate Flexibility: Stretching for Martial Arts

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Sang Kim – Ultimate Flexibility: Stretching for Martial Arts

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Ultimate Flexibility: Stretching for Martial Arts (2007)Achieve Ultimate Flexibility in 20 minutes a day! Based on his bestselling book Ultimate Flexibility, Sang H. Kim has created a series of 20-minute stretching workouts that you can follow at home to increase your flexibility and tone your body. Each of the three workouts – easy, moderate and intense – gives you a total body stretch with a special focus on the muscles commonly used in martial arts training. You also get an introduction to stretching, tips on getting the most out of your workouts, exercises to improve the height and power of your kicks, and a bonus 7-minute workout that focuses on stretches for high kicks and splits. If you re ready to dedicate 20 minutes a day to improving your flexibility, this DVD is for you.

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