“Whip” Like Impact & The Most Reliable Fight Finishers
4 FREE UNIQUE EBOOKS -
✓ Multiply your impact for less effort
✓ Correct breathing to move faster
✓ Letting go of tension to conserve energy
✓ Why good structure requires less strength
✓ Best knock out points for pain-resistant opponent (drunk/high/adrenalised)
✓ Level the playing field with larger stronger attackers
Bonus: Historical look at Bassai Dai, one of Karate’s most pivotal kata
Hello & welcome to BunkaiJutsu.com
“Bunkai” is often taken to mean application, but is more literally translated as “analysis”. “Jutsu” means “method”. Many traditional martial arts have been dumbed down for numerous political/social reasons as well as conversion into sport. I’m here to help serious martial artists attain a more complete understanding and experience of the art that they love.
Charlie Wildish
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Clips from Matthew Sylvester, author of Practical TaeKwonDo: Bact To The Roots. Read more
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