Who Else Wants to Receive a FREE DVD That Reveals 7 Success Tips to Improve Your Taekwondo Skills Instantly?
Hi, this is Master Richardson. I know your time is valuable so I will be quick!
Have you ever wondered if you were doing your Taekwondo techniques as good as you possibly could? Or, perhaps you have felt like you are not improving like you should.
Practicing Taekwondo is like driving a high performance race car. If your car is not tuned properly, your performance goes down the tubes. If you upgrade your race car, suddenly performance goes up.
Now, imagine if I could improve 7 things about your Taekwondo skills. How would that affect your training?
See if any of these things are important to you...
Tip 1- Building Physical Speed
How does speed help us in Taekwondo? Can you dodge or counter any attack from your opponent? Are your sparring partners ever amazed at your explosive counter attacks that catch them completely off guard? They should be!
What about speed in Self Defense? The name of the game is speed and smarts in competition. It is the same game in a real life self defense situation. Your assailant should NEVER have the opportunity to make a successful offensive move on you or your family. Your quick and explosive attacks should stop any assailant dead in their tracks!
Tip 2- OODA Loop & Hogu Drills
Are you aware that the OODA Loop is a military concept that is being incorporated into many Olympic sports in countries around the world. The concept was developed by the late Col. John Boyd to train pilots how to identify certain situations, then respond in a fraction of a second.
Learn how to incorporate the same philosophy into Taekwondo with hogu drills. Use the same techniques to win your next competition or simply to improve your skills in the classroom or during your next exam.
Tip 3- Taller Opponents
How do you do against opponents that are taller than you? Have you ever wondered how to beat those long legs that seem to make it impossible for you to get close enough to land a shot?
Are you tall yourself? You better believe it is just as important to learn the strategy that this shorter person may be using on you. For years, I wondered how and the heck the same short person kept dominating me in the ring. A little bit of information put that quickly to rest!
Tip 4- Time Strategy
Do you know how to manage time in the ring? Have you ever been winning a match and knew that you just needed to make it to the end of the round? Then, out of nowhere, you found yourself struggling to at least tie the match and before you knew it, the match was over and you lost.
Tip 5- 2 Tips for Improving Speed
Many of the things we work on take time to develop. What would it mean to you to change just a few things after you watch the DVD, then sparred faster than you did prior.
It is that simple to improve your speed in just 2 simple steps.
Tip 6- Double Single
A simple, but effective double roundhouse kick one leg. This kick should be in everyones sparring toolbox, especially with the newest scoring system, the Bluetooth Hogus.
These hogus score every impact that is hard enough. Prior to this scoring system, a double single was too fast to be scored twice. That is all changing now!
Tip 7- Scoring Punches
I cannot believe we are seeing this happen. Again, the Bluetooth Hogus are granting points for punches that impact the hogu with power. For me, that is exciting!
I used to box as a youngster, and was always disappointed that I never got a point for hammering someones chest with a punch. Here is the deal though, do you know how to punch in a manner that can trip the Bluetooth sensor? Many competitors at the US Open became hungry for punches, but could not trip the sensor because they obviously never trained for this.
"So Why Give Away a FREE DVD?"
We are giving away this DVD in hopes that you will provide us with some good feedback and testimonials. If you thought the DVD was informative, we would love to hear from you. If you just want the DVD, that is fine also.
Since we are giving out literally hundreds of this particular DVD, we ask that you at least cover shipping & handling charges at a bare minimum cost of $7.95. Sound fair?
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