Art of Hidden Hands in Martial Arts 

 I will be showcasing the first Hidden Hand technique that I learned at a seminar back in '82.

Since that enlightening day, I have diligently taken notes and sought guidance from other esteemed masters to further refine and develop this technique into a comprehensive course.

My quest for mastery even led me to delve into the art of magic, where I explored the intricacies of misdirection and timing.

Through this exploration, I discovered how the principles of illusion can seamlessly translate into combat.

As a bonus, I will also be sharing a magic trick involving cards that not only demonstrates these principles but will also elevate your status as the life of the party. 😉

🤜 Next, I will unveil the Singer Master Move, a double punch pattern that I aptly named after the Master who imparted this knowledge to me in 1979.

This technique, which even proved effective against his own Master, relies on misdirection and impeccable timing to bypass the opponent's guard.

As marketing guru Dan Kennedy once said,

🤜 'The difference between salad and garbage is timing.'

This quote perfectly encapsulates the importance of timing in martial arts, a concept that will be further emphasized throughout this volume.

To conclude this video, I will be teaching a hidden bunkai found at the onset of a form from the Pinan series.

While there may be various interpretations of this technique, the one I will be sharing excels in concealing the strike effectively.

Join me on this journey as we delve deeper into the Art of Hidden Hands in Martial Arts, where secrets are unveiled and techniques are refined to perfection.

Art of Hidden Hands in Martial Arts Next Volume 

In this volume of Hidden Hands, you will learn the powerful Kicks of the Dragon.

These techniques are derived from Shaolin Kempo Karate and are designed for self-defense.

🤜 By mastering the art of changing distance, you will be able to effectively disguise your intentions and successfully land your kicks.

The first technique we will cover is the Invisible Kick, a term coined in the 70s.

By combining two paths of travel, you can execute this kick with precision.

A well-known Actor/Martial Artist has even demonstrated this technique on YouTube.

🤜 Next, we will delve into the Dragon Spin Kick, a highlight of this course.

This principle enables you to execute and land a  spinning back kick effortlessly.

This technique, never before seen, will be supported by video picture of the Grandmaster who discovered it performing it on another Master.

On a personal note, I experienced this kick firsthand in the 80s, and it left me feeling frustrated.

It wasn't until years later that I uncovered the secret behind its effectiveness.

In a surprising turn of events, I successfully executed this kick on my instructor, much to his dismay.

Prepare to enhance your martial arts skills with these exclusive techniques that are sure to impress and elevate your self-defense abilities.