Today is the last day you’ll be able to get your hands on the Tumbling Course for the launch price of $49. After midnight tonight (PST), it goes up to $79.
I know I’ve been mentioning a lot. But I don’t want someone to come after me in an angry manner because they failed to see it coming. This is your last chance!
Now on to a great comment from a reader. About why you NEED to have the most basic tumbling skills.
Also a great tip for training yourself to relax through tumbling moves and not tense up. Something I’ll be practicing myself. I wish I had thought of it.
Hey Logan
This looks like a great course I will be ordering it soon.
I learned many tumbling moves from my Ju Jitsu and Judo training, I think people need to learn this valuable tool.
I remember my instructor telling me a woman who use to take her son to his Ju Jitsu class use to watch them tumble and do break falls.
Well one day she fell down a flight of stairs and was able to walk away from that fall with a few bumps and scrapes, due to her learning how to tumble in her sons class and without ever practicing them.
She told him that if it wasn’t for her being able to tumble she would have broken her neck or back.
So tumbling is not just for exercising only but it can be good for your health and well being, also for self defense purposes as I teach my students to tumble as opposed to break falling, this way they can pop up off the ground and fight standing up instead of staying on the ground and fighting from there if they are knocked down.
That’s not a good place to be in a street fight.
Here is a tip I learned that helped me in tumbling; when rolling in any direction always hum as you do it, as you roll if you catch yourself not humming you tightened up your muscles in that area.
Which means you have to either loosen the muscles in the area or relax more, then when you can hum all the way through the movement you have mastered the roll.
Well take care Logan
Daniel
www.SuperHeroSystems.com
Thanks Daniel. Its true that you need to know how to roll should you ever need it.
For some reason I always picture having to roll out of a car going high speeds on the freeway, but falling down stairs is a better example, and much more common.
If you don’t know how to roll safely and effectively, take the time to learn it. If you never move beyond those rolls that’s alright. Just learn those necessary skills.
But if you want to move beyond the basics than you know where to start. (Although this course does teach the most basic moves, as well as everything progressing up to the most advanced.)
Once again, last chance to get it at this price. Don’t put it off any longer.
Good Luck and Good Tumbling,
Logan Christopher
