Kickboxing: Stance, Footwork, and Basic Movement: From Initiation to Knockout: Everything You Need to Know (and More) to Master th Revolutionary Table of Content CHAPTER 1

Table of Content CHAPTER 1 BYPASS YOUR SYNAPTIC BUNDLE OF FEAR The three actors in your drama Your crocodile psychology: grab

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Published: 09/01/2003

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Kickboxing: Stance, Footwork, and Basic Movement: From Initiation to Knockout: Everything You Need to Know (and More) to Master th Revolutionary Table of Content CHAPTER 1Now that you are ready to embark on the kickboxer's long and arduous journey, it should come as no surprise that the first thing you must learn is how to survive by combining offense and defense with balance and the right mental attitude. A good fighting stance allows your feet, torso, arms, and head to work in unison, so that you can throw your techniques with minimum effort and without fear of losing balance. To appreciate a good stance, we must