Martial Arts and Close Quarter Combat Skills

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Facing an Edged Weapon - The Real Vs. The Psychological Threat Authors note: During the past year I had the privilege of meeting John Du Cane and corresponding with Pavel Tsatsouline on conditioning my spec ops clients ...	Tim Larkin	2002-06-04
GTG and Ladders in Martial Arts Training In this article I would like to describe some of the drills that I put together to help my martial arts training. I do my ...	Joey Glaser	2002-06-14
Generating Power in Martial Arts Well, first of all I would very much like to assist my fellow comrades in putting together programs for enhancing their functional power. For now, ...	Sean Williams	2003-01-03
Soldier Care Tips A young soldier going to selection asked about some preparation tips. The more I thought, the more I remembered. I began to realize ...	Ancient Rifleman	2003-06-23
Selective Tension RMAX.tv Athletic Performance Enhancement Solutions Team Selective Tension is a protocol I devised to coach my clients on maximizing strength ...	Coach Sonnon	2004-10-20
Strength & Conditioning for Taekwondo, the Party Way A few years back, I came across Pavel’s work. He totally screwed up my whole idea of strength and conditioning. I thought the ...	Frankie Faires, RKC	2004-12-21
The Toughest Stand up Fighting You Can Imagine I am sure that most of readers have quite good idea what Muay Thai or Thai boxing is. My first live contact was with master ...	Davor Kudrna	2004-12-21
Endurance Training: Intervals vs. Long-Slow/Steady-Distance Endurance Training goes by many names and takes many forms. If you spend a considerable amount of time in so-called ‘health clubs’, it’s likely “cardio” ...	Kurt J. Wilkens, RKC	2006-09-20
Relaxed Tension for Fighters Anyone who caught the De La Hoya vs. Mayweather fight (5/5/2007) will recall De La Hoya coming out strong in the early rounds and then ...	Brian Copeland, RKC	2008-01-07
10 Commandments of Fighting Fitness If you dont believe this, try the following experiment. Eat your favorite snack (junk food). Time yourself to see ...	Steve Baccari, RKC	2008-01-15
Surviving Violence With Tricia Dong, RKC In this interview we are talking with Tricia Dong, RKC; a fitness trainer and owner of Code 5 Fitness in Vancouver, British Columbia.	Brian Copeland, RKC	2008-04-18

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