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As a martial-arts enthusiast, can you see the benefits of being able to snap on a good, strong wrist lock or joint control? Maybe even a controlling arm bar?
You could control your opponent or attacker with a medium amount of pressure. You'd be able to stop some fights even before they started. Other encounters would end, when you decide transition your hits and kicks into a wrist lock.
There are a lot of martial arts programs on the net that claim to teach it all -- including wrist and joint locks. Most of the information offered either doesn't work, or the advice is too basic (and not complete enough) to offer any practical application. You just can't make the controls work, based on the information they provide.
As the editor of one of the longest-running martial-arts ezines on the Internet, I wish I could tell you how many times readers have written in complaining about the hundreds (and even thousands) of dollars they have wasted on these martial systems.
Of course, martial artists don't just write in to complain ... it's usually accompanied by very nice praise for one of the martial-arts books that I wrote.
Readers are especially pleased with the information offered in Wrist Locks: From Protecting Yourself to Becoming an Expert.
If you have never experimented with wrist locks you should definitely get
this book. If you know some locks but don't use them, this book will inspire
you to practice them and make them work.
Easy and enjoyable to read, the author's enthusiasm is infectious. You get
some good moves and tips, plus plenty of ideas to think about and figure
out for yourself.
You will definitely not be disappointed by this book.
Keith Wallace: Martial Artist, JKD Student, Software Developer - England, UK
"I ordered [Wrist Locks] ...and was amazed at the range of practical techniques,
and Keith's informative writing style. Have exchanged correspondence with
the author, and have found him to be most helpful.
I would highly recommend "Wrist Locks" to anyone who is in to self
improvement, whether experienced in the martial arts or not. This book is a
winner, and will be in my library for years to come..well done."
Steve Johnson: magazine manager, green belt in judo (Canada)
"Keith Pascal presents locking information in a light, easy manner, which is
at the same time relevant, and timely.
Wrist Locks: will develop your maximum physical dexterity and
proficiency in as short a time as possible. Along the way, you will
learn solid techniques, and develop the ability to create more.
Pascal is a true reference who has ...
M Grube:Martial-Arts Consultant (Hawaii)
There is also an entire chapter on reversing unfamiliat locks -- you learn to "feel" where to move.
The patterns in the book start you on the road to flowing from one wrist lock to another -- automatically.
You'll combine a nose control with a solid lock, to quickly control someone to the ground -- it even works without the lock.
You are about to discover wrist locks from a variety of styles -- ju jitsu, chin na, aikido, kali, and more.
What's great about this is that your technique will NOT be style specific. This makes your techniques and movements confusing for your opponent to handle. If he (or she) is unfamiliar with the lock, you be able to more easily exert control. (And remember, unfamiliar locks won't bother you, at all.)
In all, you get over 220 pages of high-powered, wrist-lock instruction. Take a look at the table of contents:
2. What's in a Name? (making sense of all the styles that incorporate wrist locks)
3. Getting Out of Unfamiliar Locks by Feeling Where to Go
4. A Dozen Super Techniques to Promote Thought
5. Expert Responses When Someone Grabs You
6. Patterns: The Secret of Learning to Flow
7. Generalizing to Different People and Situations
8. Always React with the Best Lock Possible
9. Mastering Counters and Reversals
10. Using Pressure Points to Enhance Your Locks
11. How to Experiment and Invent Your Own
12. When to and When Not to Use Wrist Locks
13. Learning by Teaching (the best way to improve...)
14. Going Beyond Others to Become a Real Expert
15. You'll Know You're an Expert When....
Resources (honest recommendations for great books, video tapes, etc....
Index
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"Wrist Locks: From Protecting Yourself to Becoming an Expert is a
book that keeps on giving. Pascal not only teaches wrist and
arm locking, but he tells you when to use them and what to
do if something goes wrong.
When you've learned all the locks shown, Pascal shows
you how to develop an endless number of new ones.
And he does it with a sense of humor...
good book. Very Good!"
Steve Golden: Personal Bruce Lee student, Original Ed Parker
Black Belt, and Top Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do Instructor
PDF ebook: Wrist Locks and eBonuses ... for only $24.95Order an Immediate ebook Download, Now. (Offer May End At Any Time!)
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