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Hanshi Tony Annesi

• Advisory council, Nippon Kobudo Renmei (NKR)

• Steering Committee, International Society of Okinawan/Japanese Karate-do

• Member of 3 Martial Arts Halls of Fame

A martial artist since 1964

9th dan, Takeshin Aiki

9th dan, Takeshin Karate

6th Dan, Shotokan Karate

2nd dan, Judo

Hanshi, International Society of Okinawan/Japanese Karate-do

The Martial Use of Structuring

Structuring for martial arts teaches both positive structuring for yourself and negatively the structuring of your opponent. Using examples from Aiki, Shotokan, Isshin, Uechi, Kempo, and Takeshin Karate, Kyoshi Annesi details various ways to test your own stability and use your opponent's stability to make him uncomfortably immobile. Even the most traditional martial artists, who pride themselves on good form, speed and power, often lack an understanding of the niceties of structure. Those that know how to make themselves stable often do not consider the advantages of making their opponents stable to the point of helplessness, whether for an instant or for a uncomfortable (for them) duration.

CONTENTS:
• Introduction
• Structuring Yourself
• Taking Advantage of the Opponent's Structure
• Regarding Principles
• Structuring the Opponent
• from "The Martial Use of Weight Control"
2 Hours, MC-2, $49 

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