What Does Being Able to End the Fight With One Hit Mean to You?

When most people think of self-defense, they really just want to be able to end the fight quickly … guaranteed!

If you have ever really wanted the ability to win a fight efficiently with one strike, then the “practical answer” is finally here ….

From: Keith Pascal, 1:05 p.m.

Dear Subscriber,

I don’t know about you, but I am unwilling to accept some of the self-defense advice that I read on blogs and discussion posts. For example, most internet martial artists think that all fights end on the ground, with both parties pounding and grappling in a tangled mess.

Pardon me for being blunt, but …

This is utter garbage.

Although, I suppose I understand how someone who doesn’t know the more practical side of martial arts might think that a fight is one, big wrestling match with hits added. (Of course, some people crave grappling, but I pity those who don’t want to “scuffle on the floor.”)

Don’t Settle for Inefficient Martial-Arts Techniques and Strategies

A lot of newbie and frustrated martial artists:
• know they aren’t fast enough to land a solid technique
• worry that their techniques won’t damage enough to stop an attacker
• don’t know the specific targets that will end a fight (and no, the advice in articles on the Net won’t work, like “kick ‘em in the groin!”)

What’s your martial-arts fear or frustration?

Poorly Presented Punch Practices

The alliterative “p”s above may sound good, but it’s a sad fact: There is a lot of mediocre presentation of the basics. This standard, low-to-medium level martial arts instruction just isn’t enough, these days. Times have changed. Attacks are more aggressive.

And you have to step-up your response to meet the challenge.

Even though I had had years of martial arts lessons, I couldn’t really defend myself. The lessons I received seemed good “to me,” but in the world of street fighting, I was learning poorly presented punch practices.

A Bruce-Lee and Ed-Parker (Grandmaster of Kenpo) Takes Over

Until I met one of the original Bruce Lee students. He was also an original Black Belt under Ed Parker (grandmaster of Kenpo).

More important, this man’s teaching methods were different … even from many of the other original Bruce-Lee students. His methods really did work … and they were efficient.

Because of his teachings, I haven’t had any self-defense “problems” in the last 30 years. Seriously.

And you can learn to end the fight efficiently, maybe with one hit (punch, strike, or kick), too!

Even if you think you have seen it all before, if you fear this will be the same, old basic advice, you can’t argue with the fact that from my previous book sales, thousands of people know that I have something different, more practical, to offer.

Now, a Brand New eBook:

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How To End The Fight With One Hit Will Teach You:

How to prepare yourself mentally. Plan for your desired outcome.

Two choices and how to let your enemy determine target and technique

The best single technique withat least 5 variations. Discover your personal strike style.

Knockout punches to the head — precise targets and techniques

A vulnerable shot that works (no, not the groin)

Why kidney punches don’t work the way you want them to, and a better alternative

A better angle to bruise the bone with your punch. You’ll appreciate this icing on the cake

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Order Now and Receive FOUR eBonuses

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I have prepared four valuable ebonuses to go along with this ebook. One ebook was originally included in a very expensive punching ecourse, but it’s information that you must know to increase your striking speed.

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