Being an outstanding athlete and coach, I often receive loads of questions on how to become a perpetual champion in karate.
Trust me, I have done countless messaging, phone calls, emails and articles to tell my story and how i and my students became and become outstanding.
Well, someone suggested to me that I needed to put my knowledge and experience down in a book to enable folks who may desire a clear cut direction and motivation to find same easily for themselves, too.
I had to oblige, because at the end of the day, it is giving back that makes everyone and society better, and for the common good of all.
This book reveals my favorite 6 secret kumite (sparring) tactics that can help anyone transform to become a perpetual karate champion locally, nationally and internationally.
Who is this book for?
1. How to out train your peers with undying motivation and be in the top 1% of high performers in the world.
2. How to smartly shorten the journey for you to become a consistent champion and the best.
3. How to take full advantage of footwork that puts the most formidable opponents' specialties to naught.
4. How to never pass up opportunities to take advantage of your opponent's errors!
5. Gain the rare ability to judge your opponents without making mistakes
6. Understand the dynamics of perfect timing for fail proof counter techniques by coming within range when your opponent attacks.
7. How to pressure your opponent to attack you while his defenses are vulnerable to your super counter abilities.
8. Confidence in posture as a great athlete.
9. Achieve a state of expertise and confidence where you can perform your best at all times.
10. You will learn to make your body memorize the basic attacking pattern you will need to become a champion.
11. You will know exactly when to make attacks that have high chances of success.
12. You will know exactly when to counter your opponents no matter their level of expertise.
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