Bøger af Nicklaus Suino

We spend more time glued to our glutes than ever. The latest numbers suggest that the average person spends sixty hours or more a week using his butt as a base of operations. That's why we've presented you with 101 activities ranging from those which would cause any rational person to tremble in fear - like organizing your office - to things that you may consider just an ordinary weekend pastime - like jumping into the abyss with a giant rubber band tied around your waist. The plan here is to put some dare in your derrière, and some juice in your caboose, some whoosh in your toosh. And to help you get out of the rut created by your butt. So what are you waiting for? Pick a chapter and put some hum in your bum, some flair in your fanny, and some kick in your can! After you've done a dozen or so of these activities, you'll look back and wonder how you ever managed to spend so much time parked on your posterior!

Want to get stronger than ever ... faster than ever? Tired of spending hours in the gym with little or no results? Sick of complex routines that don't get you the strength you want? The Big Lift will change all that. Develop superhuman strength and monster muscle. You'll lift stacks and stacks of steel, burst out of your clothes and stomp around North America like a real life version of the Incredible Hulk.Get the real deal system with no fluff and stop wasting time in the gym. You need to be strong for sports, martial arts, for life. Grab The Big Lift at the sale price, put in the work, and you'll be amazed at how fast your body grows!

When the young upstart Bob Santoni challenges his drinking ability, the old master, Russell Aldridge, agrees to a contest that will last for six months and end up completely changing both their lives. Filled with "fish stories," social commentary, and wry humor, THE DRINKING GAME is a character study of a man born in an age long past, when honor and dignity were valued and mastery was a way of life.

The concepts in this book can help you hit a lot harder. If you do the work, you'll make the person holding the focus mitt gasp when you hit it. You may pop an air shield or break a heavy bag in half. In self-defense (don't pick fights) you could drop your attacker to the pavement like a cold side of beef. It could save your life. Whether you're into self-defense, sparring or winning tournaments, it's good to know how to hit hard and hit fast with little effort, and how to do it while moving smoothly, maintaining your balance and exposing yourself to low risk.

Change your life! If there's a disconnect between where you are and where you wish you were, or if you feel like things really, truly could be better, learn to look up! It can be challenging and exhausting to face the same problems day after day. Find a path to solving the things that keep you from living the life you want, finding the love you want, or leaving your mark on the world. LOOK UP! will help you get started on the path to a spectacular life!

After years of practicing persistently and developing technical prowess, advanced students in the Japanese sword arts need to cultivate a strategic mind if they are to advance to the rarefied level of master swordsperson. Rather than passively absorbing the sword techniques, an ambitious student needs to focus more directly on the two ultimate goals of the art—to cut the opponent while avoiding being cut and to move toward perfection of character.In Strategy in Japanese Swordsmanship—the third volume in his invaluable series on Japanese swordsmanship—Nicklaus Suino, one of the most respected swordsmen in the United States, clearly and concisely presents a tactical approach to training, grounded in these two objectives. He provides a framework for learning strategy in swordsmanship, and demonstrates techniques and drills that help put the strategies into practice.Some of the topics that Suino covers include:    •  the nature of strategy, timing, and distance    •  sword handling    •  the importance of vision and state of mind    •  timing and distancing     •  reading an opponent’s intention Suino shows how through careful consideration of the technical issues, consistent practice, and ceaseless reflection, a diligent student can cultivate a strategic mind and learn how to achieve mastery over any opponent. To learn more about the author, Nicklaus Suino, go to <a title="www.artofjapaneseswordsmanship.com" target="_blank" href="http://www.artofjapaneseswordsmanship.com/">www.artofjapaneseswordsmanship.com</a>.<a href="http://www.artofjapaneseswordsmanship.com/" target="_blank" title="www.artofjapaneseswordsmanship.com"> </a> Click on the thumbnail to view a larger image.  <a title="Page 135" target="_blank" href="http://www.shambhala.com/images/illus/strategy_japanese_sword_135.jpg"> <img vspace="0" hspace="0" border="0" align="bottom" alt="Page 135" src="http://www.shambhala.com/images/illus/strategy_japanese_thumb.jpg" /> </a> Page 135 <h6> </h6>