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Lee Bachman has practiced and studied martial arts for over twenty years. Mr. Bachman began teaching in 1977. He was awarded a first degree black belt under the guidance of Mark Miller. His studies at Akron University included the fields of psychology, sociology, and medicine.
In 1982, he began
The passing of Ed Parker in December, 1990 shocked and devasted the martial arts world. It was around this same time that LeeBachman's article about his 'Mentor' was published in Kung Fu Magazine. During this period, he also worked with Jeff Speakman, star of Paramount Studio's hit movie 'The Perfect weapons.' Speakman, a student and follower of Ed Parker, remains a noted spokesman on Kenpo Karate to this day.
Because of his current success with his ongoing seminars, Mr. Bachman is much sought after and dedicates most of his time to teaching and writing.
At present, Lee Bachman, a 7th degree black belt, remains a fervent follower of the kenpo method. His ideas and observations on self defense are found in this book, and will serve not only as an inspiration but a guide to all who choose the path of least resistance.
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
In memory
Dedication
Introduction
Chapter One Formulating technique
Section 1 The components of technique
Section 2 Variations within compnents
Section 3 Blending of components
Ssection 4 Combinations in persective
Section 5 Rhythm adjustment of movement
Section 6 Motivation to act
Section 7 Morphing
Section 8 Learning stages fo kenpo
Section 9 Memorizing through visualization
Chapter Two Center line
Section 1 Reverse and returning motion
Section 2 Stance and maneuvers
Sectin 3 Baiting
Section Offense and defense as they relate to action and reaction
Section 5 Locking technique
Section 6 Ideal distance
Section 7 Independent usage
Chapter Three Visual perception
Section 1 Immediate/physical
Section 2 Precognitive/visual
Section 3 Angling
Section 4 Methods of visual perception
Section 5 Timing
Final notes
About the author (back cover)
In 1982, he began
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studying under Master Ed Parker. It was during this 'period of awakening' that Mr. Bachman founded A.A. Universal Karate Studios, Inc. in 1987.The passing of Ed Parker in December, 1990 shocked and devasted the martial arts world. It was around this same time that LeeBachman's article about his 'Mentor' was published in Kung Fu Magazine. During this period, he also worked with Jeff Speakman, star of Paramount Studio's hit movie 'The Perfect weapons.' Speakman, a student and follower of Ed Parker, remains a noted spokesman on Kenpo Karate to this day.
Because of his current success with his ongoing seminars, Mr. Bachman is much sought after and dedicates most of his time to teaching and writing.
At present, Lee Bachman, a 7th degree black belt, remains a fervent follower of the kenpo method. His ideas and observations on self defense are found in this book, and will serve not only as an inspiration but a guide to all who choose the path of least resistance.
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
In memory
Dedication
Introduction
Chapter One Formulating technique
Section 1 The components of technique
Section 2 Variations within compnents
Section 3 Blending of components
Ssection 4 Combinations in persective
Section 5 Rhythm adjustment of movement
Section 6 Motivation to act
Section 7 Morphing
Section 8 Learning stages fo kenpo
Section 9 Memorizing through visualization
Chapter Two Center line
Section 1 Reverse and returning motion
Section 2 Stance and maneuvers
Sectin 3 Baiting
Section Offense and defense as they relate to action and reaction
Section 5 Locking technique
Section 6 Ideal distance
Section 7 Independent usage
Chapter Three Visual perception
Section 1 Immediate/physical
Section 2 Precognitive/visual
Section 3 Angling
Section 4 Methods of visual perception
Section 5 Timing
Final notes
About the author (back cover)
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ISBN
965267261
Publication
Bachman Publishing P.O. Box 360702 Storngsville, OH 44136