Anything Goes: Practical Karate for the Streets Book by Loren Christensen (Preowned)

Anything Goes: Practical Karate for the Streets Book by Loren Christensen (Preowned)In 1969, Loren Christensen, an accomplished sparring competitor in karate tournaments, began duty as a military policeman in one of the roughest cities in the world Saigon, Vietnam. It was the opportunity of a lifetime for a martial artist to test his skill and see what did and did not work in a real fight. After only one week of patrolling the streets, getting into a half dozen or more confrontations every night, Christensen realized he had to scrap

Judo and Sambo

Martial arts weapons (kobudo)

Serious about being able to CONTROL and SUBMIT more athletic opponents – without having to rely on physical attributes

a long-time student of the author’s son Sasamori Takemi and the highest-ranking member of mainline Ono-ha Ittō-ryū outside of Japan

A variety of attacks may be used

Shodan Kata:

Chapter 4: "Moving Smoothly" Learned from Taikiken

within the human body

there are valuable audio sources (with QR codes) for "Practice to remove excess tension" and "Head breathing

Carlos Machado was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro

Its substantial section on history and theory takes a close look at the Daito Ryu's historical background and philosophy

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