Shintai Kyousei Jutsu – Specially Priced Streaming Video Set

Shintai Kyousei Jutsu
The Art of Effortless Opponent Body Management

141 Individual Streaming Video Clips!

Every martial art has common techniques, common moves used to defend yourself. There is an element which leads to superior or advanced martial arts application. We hear tales of it. We see evidence of it. But what actually is this element that will take your martial arts skills to the next level?

Shintai Kyousei Jutsu is the element needed to make your martial arts technical application go from needing overwhelming speed and power to being effortless. This hyperlinked streaming video document set contains the “secrets” of the ancient masters outlined in a clear cut, easy to understand method.  Prof. Dan Anderson says “This is the peak of all my studies. To transcend from mere physical attributes to effortless scientific application is the goal for all martial artists. I believe I have found a way that any martial artist can now make that leap. No matter what martial art you study, this streaming video series will aid you in your journey to ultimate skill.“ This set contains:

• The “Deadly Quartet” & Basic Defensive Actions
• Relaxed Striking
• Handling The Flinch Response, Pressure Sensitivity Drills & Trapping Hands
• Preliminaries For Joint Locking & Finger Locks
• Wrist Locks
• Elbow & Shoulder Locks
• Projections & Foot Displacements
• Throws

Questions that will be answered in this streaming video series:

    How can I off balance a larger opponent?

    How can I overcome my fear of incoming kicks and punches?

    How can I effortlessly throw my opponent?

    How can I execute advanced techniques if I am not that coordinated?

And many, many more!

AMAZON REVIEW: Secrets Revealed

Shintai Kyousei Jutsu SKJ by Prof Dan Anderson is a must-have book that belongs in the reading rack and on the dojo desk (not just in the bookcase) of every martial artist, regardless of system or style. It lays out in plain language the art of effortless (less effort) opponent body control, the aim of every artist. The concepts and principles are demonstrated in photos, making the methods easy to understand.

Anderson knows what he is writing about. He was a national and international tournament champion in the 1970s, has written 20 books on karate and Filipino martial arts, and has produced 25 DVDs. He is a professional martial artist, instructing full-time in his school and in seminars for many years.

The premise of the book is that an opponent’s body structure has an imaginary line that must be bent or twisted to manage the opponent. Anderson explains the “Deadly Quartet”: four ways to break the structure. These four ways are worth the price of the book. In addition, he reveals the hidden mistakes in timing, the mistake of not adding the opponent into the equation, and the secrets of handling an opponent who is difficult to control.

Read the table of contents of SKJ to see what you can learn from Anderson. You will want to know what Anderson shares from his martial arts experiences over a lifetime. If you turn the table of contents into a series of questions, then this book is more than interesting. SKJ is intriguing as a source for the revealing of secrets. For example, here are some subjects from the table of contents: Dead Angles (What are they? Why use them?) Positional Set Up (How is it done?), and Hinge Striking (How does it work?). Anderson answers the questions.

In short, Shintai Kyousei Jutsu is the video series to get and to study again and again over your martial arts lifetime. It is a master’s level reference video, a visual manual of hard-to -come-by information that will make this a classic. Did I mention that Anderson tells you what to watch in order to know what your opponent is going to do? It is what the masters know. This will change your mind-set on self-defense from outer door thinking of pounding and grounding to inner door knowing and controlling. Shintai Kyousei Jutsu is well worth a five-star rating.