When reading this book, you will begin to see into what makes me tick. I love research. I love seeing how other people think. I especially love tying up loose ends in martial arts instruction. I have written a good number of books (this is number 39) and they all have one thing in common - tying up loose ends. Every book and video I have produced has two things in common: 1. They have been my efforts to clarify and tie up loose ends in martial arts instruction and, 2. I have gotten many thanks from readers for doing so. ...
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When reading this book, you will begin to see into what makes me tick. I love research. I love seeing how other people think. I especially love tying up loose ends in martial arts instruction. I have written a good number of books (this is number 39) and they all have one thing in common - tying up loose ends. Every book and video I have produced has two things in common: 1. They have been my efforts to clarify and tie up loose ends in martial arts instruction and, 2. I have gotten many thanks from readers for doing so. Loose ends were tied up for them too. So, where do I get my inspiration from when not learning first-hand from legitimate masters? Yep, you guessed it. From written materials by others. Many martial artists such as Donn F. Draeger, Robert W. Smith, Loren W. Christensen as well as others are a well of information and inspiration. Authors such as these keep my juices flowing. As you go through this book you will see where I get my inspiration from. Here's to giving you inspiration as well!
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