Kenpo Logic "Overcoming Multiple Attackers"

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Summary: Understanding Multiple Attacker Situations
Review: After training with Lee for over 10 years, his understanding of multiple attacker situations is excellent. I've had the privledge of being included in his Panther Production video series. While one of the tapes is solely on this topic, Lee's book titled Kenpo Logic details the strategies as well as the phases in dealing with multiple attackers. Creating a hesitation, magnifying the outcome, reading the reaction, and finally the observation phase sets an outline for success. Its just not about another technique, but the structure and outline behind this. The why!! and how to accomplish the best results. I find this book easy to follow and understand. Every student should read this book.

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Summary: Solving the Mystery of Multiple Attacks
Review: Lee deals with a topic that very few people are knowledgeable about. The nice thing about this book is it breaks down Multiple Attackers into bite size pieces that can be more readily utilized. I have found his strategies to be effective and very logical in their outcome.

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Summary: When it takes more than two to tango
Review: The topic covered in KLOMA is self explanatory. Various aspects of self defense against multiple attackers are looked at. The book is broken down into Anatomy, Theory and Strategies Against Multiple Attackers. My favorite topics in this book include the strategies to use when dealing with multiple attack scenarios. The book ends with seven techniques done against multiple attackers and gives you some food for thought. Check it out and see what you think.

Rating:
Summary: When it takes more than two to tango
Review: The topic covered in KLOMA is self explanatory. Various aspects of self defense against multiple attackers are looked at. The book is broken down into Anatomy, Theory and Strategies Against Multiple Attackers. My favorite topics in this book include the strategies to use when dealing with multiple attack scenarios. The book ends with seven techniques done against multiple attackers and gives you some food for thought. Check it out and see what you think.