The Missing Piece (from the chapter 8)
Our body is designed in such a way that the physical strength is dependent on a variety of factors. All of them are equally important and, for that reason, some should not be more developed than others. So what are these factors, after all? Here’s a short list: muscles and tendons, flexible ligame...
The Missing Piece (from chapter 1)
Everyone knows that if you don’t use a vehicle for a long time, it will become “scrap metal” much sooner. The same goes for our body that requires a thorough systematic training.
The Missing Piece (from chapter 5)
Making long story short – at first we develop coordination - picture a team of construction workers, where everyone is performing their job: a bricklayer lays bricks, plasterer straightens out the walls, and the work superintendent directs. Secondly, we start improv- ing flexibility and build stre...
The Missing Piece (from chapter 4)
Surely, the highly educated psychologists will advise you that there is no such thing as willpower; instead there is only the required level of motivation and blah, blah, blah... but let’s put those ignorant theorists aside and leave them alone with their virtual lives and get back to the real wor...
The Missing Piece (from chapter 2)
All the remedies against all the illnesses a person holds inside of him. Allow your body to work cohesively and you will never get sick again. Extraordinary abilities are concealed inside a man, let yourself breathe freely and the boundaries of your capabilities will expand.
The Missing Piece (from chapter 7)
People – are really strange. Indeed, many get the jitters when there’s a muscular barbarian blocking their way. Nevertheless, there’s absolutely no need to panic. First and foremost, we got to see exactly what the monster is capable of, having such kind of physiological limitations
What is qinna? A Chinese term describing techniques used in the Chinese martial arts that control or lock an opponent's joints or muscles/tendons so he cannot move, thus neutralizing the opponent's fighting ability.
Learn fast and powerful joint locks to control any opponent. Qinna is part of almost all Chinese martial styles, and it can be a valuable addition to any other martial system.
The Missing Piece (from the chapter 8)
Our body is designed in such a way that the physical strength is dependent on a variety of factors. All of them are equally important and, for that reason, some...
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Thus, the very first principle is – “Non-obstruction”. Non-obstruc- tion to the opponent, problems, shortcomings... Only by not get- ting in the way, but being aside will we be able...
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Martial arts are primarily based on the principle of “efficient movement”. In fact, it does not matter what you do - the foundation of any physical activity is - the...
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