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Wrist Locks: From Protecting Yourself to Becoming an Expert

Now revised and updated, Wrist Locks is finally available in soft cover, with 423 new photographs, almost 100 added pages, two new bonus chapters and more.

Who knew that almost 10 years ago, a little hardback book would become so popular with the martial arts crowd? Also, security guards, police, and other law enforcement officials treasured this book.

Take a look at the table of contents for Wrist Locks:

1. Practice for Fast Improvement and Great Results
2. What's in a Name? (making sense of all the styles that incorporate wrist locks)
3. Getting Out of Unfamiliar Locks by Feeling Where to Go
4. A Dozen Super Techniques to Promote Thought
5. Expert Responses When Someone Grabs You
6. Patterns: The Secret of Learning to Flow
7. Generalizing to Different People and Situations
8. Always React with the Best Lock Possible
9. Mastering Counters and Reversals
10. Using Pressure Points to Enhance Your Locks
11. How to Experiment and Invent Your Own
12. When to and When Not to Use Wrist Locks
13. Learning by Teaching (the best way to improve...)
14. Going Beyond Others to Become a Real Expert
15. You'll Know You're an Expert When....
Bonus One
Bonus Two

Those Wrist Locks chapters are chock full of useful information: *A nose control so powerful you'll drop an attacker almost without effort. It even works on bodybuilders.

* What it really takes to invent your own locks

* Seven specific tips for going beyond others to become a master of joint locks

* Don't try a wrist lock if one of the eight conditions applies (ignore these tips, and ... well, you know)

* Suggestions for getting better faster -- without these, learning can be slow and tedious

* When to hit or kick, instead of executing a wrist lock

* Arm bars and their reversals -- the arm-bar reversals are worth the price of the book * Wrist-lock reversals and counters -- a lot of them * Pattern tips to speed help you learn to 'flow'

Wrist Locks: From Protecting Yourself to Becoming an Expert Really Is Unique. You Also Learn:

* Follow up techniques that will impress other martial artists.

* A move that will make you look like an Aikido or Ju Jitsu expert.

* How to be aware of other attacks while you lock.

In addition, you'll get a couple of moves that are so impressive, they're suitable for demonstrations.

You'll even get a great technique for memorizing long sequences of material like wrist lock patterns and complicated moves. You can apply this super memory technique to other areas of your life.

You'll Also Find:

* A great counter to one of the most controlling wrist locks ever

* Ways to handle big, strong attackers

* How to deal with pickpockets

* The danger zones of wrist locks

* Two terrific wrist lock patterns that teach you great combinations

* How to always react with the best lock possible

*All about Chicken Wings, Kickstarts, Revs, Pressure points, and so much more!

423 Photographs!

This updated edition is easy to follow. You get 423 easy-to-understand photos -- this is a BIG Improvement over the first edition of Wrist Locks: From Protecting Yourself to Becoming an Expert.

Wrist Locks is loaded with great principles and techniques. You get 15 chapters, over 290 pages, loaded with information that you just can't find anywhere else.

If you want to make wrist locks practical, control attackers, and add even more pain to your martial-arts techniques, then you should check out this new edition of Wrist Locks:

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