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When seeking a better form of martial arts training
you may find styles that are unique and you can't find them anywhere in
your town or city! My best piece of advice is investing in your
education with self defense books!
I myself have written some
self defense books, but I highly recommend you read from authors that
are the masters of their chosen combat style. As a kid I read alot of
Ninjutsu books and still do, but my library ranges from zen buddhism,
to death strikes.
There are great books and magazines
out there.
I recommend the Tao Of Jeetkunedo by Bruce Lee as well as Blackbelt
Magazine. Educating your self with self defense books and training in
DVD's or investing in equipment is always a good choice.
Simply
because you are staying active and afloat of what works in a life or
death encounter on the streets, or how to outsmart your opponent in a
martial arts competition. I recommend you look into the different
styles and build a martial arts collection so you can draw from
different sources.
Have a broad education in different martial
arts techniques and self defense books is always a good idea. If you
can blend a boxing drill mixed with Judo that is a good idea! The key
point I am suggesting is incorporating different types of styles and
martial arts techniques into your arsenal.
I also always
recommend that you practice martial arts in the dojo as well. As long
as they are good martial arts systems actually designed for application
on the street, or something that would work on the streets.
Styles
like Aikido and Taekwondo are just two examples of bad martial arts to
bring onto the streets. Remember the stuff you see in the movies is
fake too and won't work in a real life or death battle. Get the
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