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Military Fighting System - H2H Self-Defense
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Learn real-life, no-holds-barred street fighting techniques that are designed to break, crush and maim your attackers.
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Ghetto Lovin Kick pad drills for throwing leg kicks from the ground (scorpion position). This drill helps condition your kicks and builds power because it requires using your hips to launch the kick. A 3-minute ro...
Ghetto Lovin Working out with a "heavy bag" (old rolled up wrestling mat -- maybe 70 lbs or so). I consider this a burpee style workout. |









