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The 100 Deadliest Karate Moves Theodore L Gambordella

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Publisher: MartialArtsBooks com

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.39 MB

Author: Theodore L Gambordella

ISBN: 9780873642453, 0873642457

Language: English

Year: 2012

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The 100 Deadliest Karate Moves Theodore L Gambordella by Theodore L Gambordella 9780873642453, 0873642457 instant download after payment.

This book came out in 1982 and in spite of the criticisms of
this text, I do think it has some value for those interested in
self-defense. This 84 page book has five sections: Kicking techniques,
which shows various basic karate kicks; Vital Points and kick attacks,
Hand techniques, vital points and hand attacks and finally street
fighting applications. Personally, I have always thought attempting
high kicks on the street was tactically unsound. May be a young martial
artist can perform these unrealistic high kicks on the street, but the
average person who is seeking practical self-defense should stay away
from high kicks. This volume does show various vulnerable areas of the
body and what "could" happen if struck by a foot or hand technique.
In conclusion, this book has some value for martial artists.