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1.0 out of 5 stars
Not even worth a review or *,
By A Reader (BOSTON, Ma United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ninja Mind: Warrior Mentality for Combat, Knife Fighting, Gun Fighting, Mental Training (Paperback)
Could not even dignify one or 1/2 a star but it would not allow me to post a review w/out one. Absolutely HORRIBLE/ HORRENDEOUS. One of the worst if not Worst books I have ever opened up and read. His other book Training of a Mental Warrior is a second runner. TRASH.Promises a lot delivers squat. Only for Ninja-Commando Death Stalker wannabes.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
ONLY FOR ADVANCED TRAINERS!!!,
This review is from: Ninja Mind: Warrior Mentality for Combat, Knife Fighting, Gun Fighting, Mental Training (Paperback)
When I first got this book I really, really liked it. That was in 1994. Since then I went into the army for 7 years as a "sapper". I got out and with all the military training and awareness of styles and movements of judo, wrestling, knife fighting, handgun and sniping fighting distances I have to say this... THIS IS THE BEST TACTICAL TRAINING BOOK ON THE PLANET! PURE GOLD! With more skills and knowledge the pictures and moves and what he was describing REALLY made sense. Now what I have to my martial arts students is what everyone else is saying. "That guy is just all talk" I tell them that because that is just how it is in martial arts. Like Ed Parker and Bruce Lee laied it out. Parker was dam good but his students left to train with Lee. If my students know I am studying this guys material they will leave, or spend a lot of time reading and watching his DVD's. I have students come in and we do demo's and they have said on more than one occasion dam this is the best combat drills that thry have ever practiced. I go oh yeah cool. I owe a lot to this guy and can finally give him the credit that he deserves. He is retired somewhere in Oregon and I don't have to worry about my ego or my students leaving to train with this guy. Amazing book. PS: We can actually give this guy some credit now guys. Anyone that trains knows he is the real deal. Really look and pay attention to this guys awareness and calibration level with his skills.
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