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Have you ever been working on a specific technique and you just stink at it?

If you’re like most people, once you start having a problem with it you start to do what most people do – try harder.

You start punching or kicking harder; you try to go faster. When in doubt – mash it.

Unfortunately, trying to practice and master anything that way only makes it worse. Pretty soon, you wind up lying face down on the floor, kicking and screaming like a two-year old that didn’t get his popsicle.

When you are practicing and working on mastering a technique, there are only four moving parts that can be the problem and by slowing down – you can identify which part you’re having problems with and move forward from there.

Last night I was working with two martial artists on a combination punching and kicking drill and at one point, they were making mistakes in all of these areas.

The first one – and most common – is distance. If you are too far away – or too close – it won’t matter how sharp your skills are. You won’t be able to launch your attacks, hit your targets or evade and counter with any effectiveness because your distance won’t allow you to use your strikes and footwork effectively.

One of the guys I was working with last night was doing a great job of closing the distance and striking, but he was getting too close to his opponent and couldn’t get his punches off with out getting trapped or clinched. Not good.

Second is your timing. Your distance can be spot on but if you are too slow to hit your target when the opening is there – or if you launch too early – you might wind up out of position yourself and get blasted.

Third is your footwork. Bruce Lee said in the Tao of Jeet Kun do that without proper footwork, no fighter could ever be effective.

Place your feet in the wrong spot, or use the wrong footwork in the wrong range, and you can find yourself in deep doo-doo.

Last is the one that fires me up as an Instructor most of all – body mechanics. That means being able to deliver all of your energy and weight in to all of your strikes kicks, traps, takedowns and submissions. All of them.

Every strike –every move you make – has to count. If you can reach out and touch your opponent, it should hurt him – every time. Why throw anything out there that if it lands, will only piss your opponent off?

If you weigh a hundred pounds soaking wet, then you simply must be able to deliver that palm strike to the bad guy’s nose with all one hundred pounds. You do that and he’s going down.

You hit him with anything less and he’s gonna get mad – and then get you.

After the two guys I mentioned struggled for about ten minutes, I stopped what they were doing and explained these four areas. Then, I told them I would leave them alone and be back in ten minutes to see if they had figured things out.

I’m happy to report that when I returned, they both had huge smiles on their sweaty faces because they had looked at those four areas and figured it out all on their own.

Concepts like these are all over the Shaolin Secrets Volumes I & II. To see for yourself, get over to http://www.shaolinsecrets.com.

Best,

William Huff

I’m sitting off to the side as I watch Moses and God at the end of the world as we know it.

We’ve been up here on Mt. Sinai for the forty days and forty nights. No food and water…my head’s killing me and I’m wondering to myself if God is going to hurry it up and finish the Ten Commandments so Moses and I can get out of here and get something to eat.

I’m thinking cheeseburgers when God turns to Moses and says, “I’m done. Take these stone tablets down off the mountain and share these Ten Commandments with my people.”

Yeah, baby…time to eat.

But…what a minute…Moses has eyebrows arched up like the McDonald’s sign and a whiny look on his face. What’s he about to say.

“No”, says Moses, “You know what – how do I even know you really wrote these?

As a matter of fact – what’s my guarantee that these Ten Commandments will work? How do I know that they are really from you and not someone else – a buddy of yours or something?

What if I can’t follow or learn from them? Is there a guarantee or something – can I return them or give them back?

No – I’m afraid that without a test run sample or undeniable proof that these are actual THE Ten Commandments and pictures proving you wrote them…I can’t take these Ten Commandments off Mt. Sinai and down to your people.”

God sits there for a moment, a blank look on his face. The look transforms to disbelief, and then sadness…and then his ears pin back to the side of his head, his eyes fill with flames and without warning, he unleashes hellfire and destruction, leveling everything on the planet…

Okay…that’s not what happened.

It was a nightmare and thank goodness I woke up.

Can you believe that anyone – much less Moses – could be so skeptical that they would say “No” to the Ten Commandments and The Big Guy in the Sky?

Well, it’s true. There are people out there like that. I hear from them on the daily basis.

Just like the Doubting Moses in my dream, there are people right now reading this that don’t believe that these are the “actual training manuscripts” from the Shaolin Temple. I have people that write to me and say they want “independent verifiable proof” that these are the real deal.

Some I answer and they are very respectful as we talk and I try to convince them that these manuscripts are genuine.

Others are ball-breakers whose e-mails get instantly deleted. It’s also kind of funny that the ones that level the harshest criticism have e-mails like Incredibleninja@something.com.

Or, he says that he has learned a super-secret martial arts style that his master had to escape from a max security prison just to teach him in a basement – and he’s looking only for the “purest” form of martial arts there is.

I’m at my wits end with this. If the actual training manuscripts – that the Shaolin Temple of China created, wrote down and to this day still use to train there Warrior Monks – isn’t “pure enough”, good luck on your quest, and please remove yourself from the list.

For those of you who are still the “Doubting Moses” – the photos on the website don’t lie; and in about an hour, I am going to be meeting and taking photographs with Dr. Li, the translator who took a year and a half to translate Volumes I, II & III in to English.

I’m going to put up even more proof that these training manuscripts are the “real deal” – because I couldn’t make up Ten Volumes of what’s inside these manuals if I tried.

No, if the Training Manuscripts from the Shaolin Temple and the story at http://www.shaolinsecrets.com isn’t enough proof for you, I don’t what to tell you.

Make sure you check the site for updates soon – I will be putting more photos and “credible proof” very soon.

In the meantime, if you don’t own the Shaolin Secrets yet, don’t be a “Doubting Moses” – get over to http://www.shaolinsecrets.com and get your hands on the Shaolin Secrets Volumes I & II.

Best,

William Huff

P.S. – Thank Goodness Moses wasn’t a doubter. God would have been severely P.O’d.

It’s a jagged scar that starts about halfway up my right shin and runs in a crooked line down and outside towards my ankle.

It happened a few years ago. It had been raining heavily here in Southern California (which doesn’t happen often) and everything was soaked, especially the stairs of my condo.

I was leaving for a meeting and as I was walking down the steps, I took a step with my left foot…and the heel slipped off the edge of the step. My left leg rocketed forward in the air and all my bodyweight came down on my right shin – which cracked against the edge of the steps.

My left leg continued down the steps, my body followed and I winded up landing in a full front split facing down my stairs. I was there momentarily before I was able to get it together and get back to my feet.

At first, I thought I must have torn a muscle or something; I figured with no warm up and no warning that the shock of landing in a full front split would tear something.

Imagine my surprise when I got up, walked around and found out that my muscles were fine – no tears, no strains, no pulls – nothing. I actually felt good.

Until my leg started to feel like it was on fire. It was a slow burn at first; kind of like when you are eating something with hot sauce or cayenne pepper – it starts slowly but pretty soon you get to a full boil.

I tried walking it off, but it got hotter and hotter on my right shin. After a minute or so, I figured I had better look at it to see what was going on.

I lifted my pant leg, grabbed the top of my sock and started to pull it down to look at my shin…

And all the skin, muscle and everything else started to come down with the sock as I pulled it down, revealing a huge gash in my shin that looked like it went down to the bone.

I quickly – and I mean f-a-s-t – pulled up my sock. I didn’t want to see anymore.

I called my wife and off to the hospital we went to get William patched together again.

While the Doc was stitching me up, he asked how it had happened. When I told him how, and the fact I did a split on the steps, he was amazed that I hadn’t torn any muscles or hurt anything else.

I told him I was a martial artist and because of all the training that I did, along with stretching exercises like those in Shaolin Stretching Secrets, http://www.shaolinstretchingsecrets.com, that was the only reason I didn’t get hurt worse.

Learn how you can develop animal-like flexibility in only minutes a day. Get over to http://www.shaolinstretchingsecrets.com today.

Best,

William Huff

“Better stop short than fill to the brim.
Over-sharpen the blade, and the edge will soon blunt.
Amass a store of wealth and titles, and disaster will follow.
Retire when the work is done.
This is the way of Heaven.

Lao Tsu, Poem Nine from the Tao Te Ching”

Huh? What the hell did he just say?

Well, if you are Chinese – or a student of the martial arts or philosophy – Lao Tsu just said a mouthful.

There is so much wisdom in that short piece that if you sat with someone who really studied and understood “the Tao”, your eyes would cross and smoke would blow from your ears as you tried to get your brain to understand just one-tenth of it.

Why? Because that’s how the Chinese teach.

The Chinese do not come out and say, “This exercise that I am about to teach you will do the following: you will sleep like a baby; this footwork drill will allow you to evade or attack your opponent at will, this will allow you to…”

Nope. That’s how us white guys teach and as students, that’s how many of us expect to be taught.

The Chinese will come out, show respect, turn his back and begin to train – and you better keep the hell up. There won’t be a lot of talking. Just the Teacher leading by example and you following.

If you make a serious error, he will come up to you, wave his finger back and forth as he puts a stinky look on his face, and then lead you personally in the correct fashion.

Other than that, you are left on your own to train and discover what’s hidden in the information he has provided you.

Why?

One example of an explanation can be found not from the Chinese, but from the legendary Catch-as-Catch-Can Wrestler Karl Gotch, who recently passed away at the age of 83.

“Better for you to discover the truth than for me to reveal it to you.”

What’s that mean?

Many of us – me included – are sometimes LAZY when it comes to being a student.

We want every detail, every microscopic scrap of information layed out, categorized, alphabetized, aligned, numbered and presented on a silver platter.

Then we want to be able to just glance at it, immediately understand it and be able to use it with one thousand percent success rate and immediate results – with little or no effort.

Well…that’s not the way of Nature – much less reality.

The reality is this: nothing comes without effort. I didn’t say “hard work” – I said effort. There’s a difference.

The Chinese understand this. That’s why to this day, they still teach the same way as they do in the Shaolin Secrets Volumes I & II, available at http://www.shaolinsecrets.com.

The Chinese know that the more you work on something and spend time with it – and pay attention to the results and what’s happening to your body and your skills – the more you will learn and discover on your own.

They realize that if they “spoon-feed it” to you, you won’t learn as much, nor will you value the information as much as if you worked on it and discovered it on your own.

For those of you who already own the Shaolin Secrets Volumes I & II, keep studying and training with them. The amount of benefits and hidden information in those Volumes is enough to keep you busy for a lifetime.

For those of you who don’t own them yet, get thee buns over to http://www.shaolinsecrets.com and get yours now.

Best,

William Huff

P.S. – Spent the afternoon recently with Dr. Shin Min Li, the translator who transcribed the Shaolin Secrets from Chinese to English. He’s a wonderful man and a wealth of knowledge on Chi, Acupuncture and the human body. There will be some photos of he and I as well as more storyline on how we got the Shaolin Secrets in the first place. Make sure to check http://www.shaolinsecrets.com for updates.

I’m pretty pumped right now because this week – all the way from China - the Head Abbot of the Shaolin Temple and his finest Warrior Monks are visiting.

Whenever they come to visit – like they did a couple of years ago – they always get “the treatment”. The nicest hotels, the nicest restaurants, sightseeing, the whole enchilada…

Only problem is the restaurants; we always have to find ones that offer vegetarian dishes.

Their visit is going to culminate with a performance of their Martial Arts show to a sold-out crowd at the Long Beach Convention Center on Sunday afternoon. If you’ve never seen one, what these guys do literally takes your breath away.

As the week goes on, I get more and more excited because I know that Thursday through Satruday is the huge payoff: training with the Monks.

Training with the Shaolin Monks is special for a bunch of different reasons; seeing their athleticism in person is really something to see. They aren’t very big guys, but their frames are All Man – lean and sinewy with muscles so tight they look like cable under their skin.

Their power – forget about it. OF all the people and styles I have trained with, these guys really “get it” when it comes to hitting with 100% of their bodies. When they demonstrate “Body Law” as it’s taught and explained in the Shaolin Secrets (http://www.shaolinsecrets.com) – they hit like a Mack truck.

They’re fast. Smooth. I once heard an Instructor teaching a technique and he was stressing to the students, “Smooth is fast.” I didn’t really understand what he meant until I trained with the Shaolin Monks.

They don’t look fast, yet when they teach and demonstrate something on you, it’s like you’re in slow motion as they just whip around you – or whip you around – like the wind.

But that isn’t the best part of training with the Monks. The best part is in the discoveries.

They don’t speak English much, if at all. They always have translators with them – except when they are training you. Then, it’s follow the leader.

For many people this is a frustrating experience, especially us Americans.

We’re used to getting every scrap of information served up to us on the plate – with complete step-by-step instructions on how to do every piece of it, along with a Coach, Therapist, Nutritionist and Manager to answer any questions along the way, make sure we’re hydrated…

Not when you train with these guys.

It’s Old School. Shut Up – Pay Attention – Follow Along – and You’ll Figure It Out as You Do It.

It’s awesome for one reason. You learn along the way because you discover the little things in the techniques as you perform them – the Monks can’t tell you everything.

If you make gigantic errors, have your feet backwards or you’re facing the wrong way, they’ll square that away, but the principles and hidden gems – those you discover for yourself on the way.

After seventeen years of training with many different martial artists and Masters, I can say that without a doubt, the lessons I learned while training – and watching the Masters c-l-o-s-e-l-y - I discovered many things that they weren’t even focused on teaching.

And – because I discovered it on my own – it stuck in my head much better than things I had been “told”.

This is why the material and lessons in the Shaolin Secrets is presented like it is.

The Shaolin Secrets were created and written by the Shaolin Temple over fifteen hundred years. They wrote and recorded everything just as they teach it.

When we had Dr. Shin Min Li translate the manuscripts from Chinese to English, we asked him to keep the context and wording exactly as it was in the Chinese versions. We wanted to make sure that these works were as close to the originals as we could make it.

He did a magnificent job. There isn’t a more accurate translation of the ancient manuscripts from the Shaolin Temple anywhere – except at the Shaolin Temple itself.

Maybe you can’t go to the Shaolin Temple to train. There probably isn’t a Shaolin Monk living in your town that you can go train with and it’s a little bit of short notice to get on a plane and get out to see me here in Southern California to train with the Monks through this weekend.

But you can get your hands on the training manuscripts of the Shaolin Temple and start “discovering” what it is that makes the Shaolin Monks some of the finest martial artists on the planet.

Go to http://www.shaolinsecrets.com and get the Shaolin Secrets Volume I & II – and start your Path to Discovery.

I’ll keep you posted on the adventures with the Monks. Check back soon for photos.

Best,

William Huff

Remember when you were a kid and you’d get the new box of cereal just for the fact that you knew it had a surprise in it?

Not the chocolatey goodness, not the creamy marshmallows, not the silly rabbit; no – it was about the prize.

That excitement that you felt – your eyes open wide, your breathing all sped up. The cereal making gravely, crunching sounds as you feverishly dug your hand deeper into the Lucky Charms searching for the elusive prize.

That’s how I felt when I was looking for the answer to, “Hey – what’s in the Ten Volumes of the Shaolin Secrets?”

No one had asked me before. Sure, I was getting all kinds of questions on what’s in Volume I, how much information, is this real, blah-blah-blah…

When someone asked the contents of all ten – that was a great question.

The Ten Volumes are in there original form and language, which is Chinese. There are currently three volumes translated to English and I have seen all three. Until recently, I had no idea what is in Volumes Four through Ten.

Until now.

I’ve been working and meeting with Dr. Shin Min Li, the man responsible for translating the Shaolin Secrets to English and I brought up the fact that I didn’t know what was in the other Volumes.

He looked at me with his always present smile and said, “Mista Wirriam, the contents of all Ten Volumes are listed in the notes I translated from the pages that were contained in the wooden box before the very first volume. Find those and you’ll have the answer.”

Oh yeah – prize in the box of cereal time.

I rushed home and started digging. Took me awhile but guess what? He was right.

I’d had the Table of Contents for all Ten Volumes on my bookshelf since I started the project. They just weren’t “Americanized” and labeled properly.

I can’t reveal them to you now – but I can tell you this…

This – is some F-A-R out shtuff.

Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts is the official title of Volume I according to the list that was in the sacred wooden box.

For those of you who already own Volume I, you know of all the internal and external techniques, principles and information contained in it.

It’s nothing compared to the rest of the Volumes.

Everything is here. How to train the internal arts; Deep breathing secrets, how to use weapons, grappling and throwing, joint breaking, acupuncture and medical Qi gong, medicinal recipes, tons of illustrations and much more.

This blows me away. It makes me even more excited to train with the Shaolin Monks, which starts tomorrow and goes through this Sunday.

I’m hoping to get an audience with the Professor and the Head Abbot together for a bit and talk shop.

I’ll let you know how that goes.

In the meantime, if you don’t have the Shaolin Secrets Volume I or II yet, get over to http://www.shaolinsecrets.com and get yours right away.

When the other Volumes start to be released, you’ll be lost without the first two and the information they contain.

Best,

William Huff

P.S. – Many more photos, interviews and “proof” for all the doubters out there that the Shaolin Secrets are the real deal are coming to the site very soon. I’ve also got some surprises in store and a new way for you to get a piece of the Shaolin Secrets delivered to your house – every single month. Stay tuned.

If you look online for the 7 Wonders of the World, you’ll find that there is a new movement underway to “vote” for the new list of the 7 Wonders of the World.

I guess that means if someone thinks “Bubba’s Bar-B-Q and Beer Joint” is the most wonderful thing they’ve ever had, it might get a vote or two and get on the list.

While I won’t debate over what the “new” 7 Wonders should be, I will throw a vote out for adding an “8th Wonder of the World”…

The Legendary Shaolin Temple and the Warrior Monks of China.

The Head Abbot of the Shaolin Temple and his delegation of Warrior Monks were here last week through this weekend and it was my honor – and pleasure – to work out with them, watch them as they performed their “Shaolin Monks of China” performance, and for one afternoon…be their personal tour guide.

I’ll tell you some of the cool experiences as the tour guide in a later e-mail. Right now, I gotta tell you – when you train with these guys, you really get to see the physical performance of what some of the principles and techniques contained in the Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts teach.

Friday morning I watched as one of the seniors Shaolin Monks grabbed several martial artists, started to train them – and demonstrated the principle of hitting with your entire body in such a way that if I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes – I wouldn’t have believed it.

This Monk – who might weigh in at 135, maybe 140 pounds, lines up and in a blinding burst of speed, goes through a five movement sequence. He went so fast that I could barely follow, much less the guys who were trying to learn and follow what the Monk had just done.

He showed them again and they began to follow along. After a couple of reps, the Monk noticed the confused look on a couple of faces. I guess he thought that maybe the students didn’t understand what it was they were doing.

The Monk walked up to one of the martial artists – who at 6’1” and about 220 lbs dwarfed the Monk – and in one, fluid motion, blasted him with the same five move sequence.

Only this time it wasn’t a five move sequence, it was a series of deflections, grabs, elbows and strikes that literally broke the bigger guy’s balance, lifted him up onto his toes and knocked him three feet backwards.

All in about two or three seconds. I couldn’t follow how many times he had hit the guy, but I saw an elbow into the jaw and some kind of strike to the groin – he went so fast it was hard to follow.

Amazing doesn’t begin to describe it. To physically see what the principles and techniques from Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts looks like when it’s applied on somebody is pure gold.

None of what I saw – or the Shaolin Secrets – would have been possible without the Shaolin Temple of China, which has been training and spreading the martial arts for over fifteen hundred years.

Some people think that ancient buildings or designs ought to be one of the “7 Wonders of the World.”

I think the Shaolin Temple of China – and the Shaolin Secrets, which were recorded and assembled by the Shaolin Temple – should be the “8th Wonder of the World.”

That gets my vote. How about you go and see for yourself and vote by picking up your own copy of the Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts at http://www.shaolinsecrets.com.

Best,

William Huff

P.S. – Having the Shaolin Monks visit and get the opportunity to be their guide for an afternoon was a rare gift. I’ve got some great photos and funny stories about that day. Stay tuned for those.

I have written to you in the past about the doubters, naysayers, nitpickers and Kool-Aid drinkers that pepper me daily with nasty-grams, bad wishes and other assorted naughty words.

This morning I ran across a passage in a book from the Order of Shaolin Ch’an that I think not only is one of the best attitudes/philosophies about success that one could have, but it’s also something many of my great Coaches, Mentors and Instructors have tried to teach me.

It also speaks directly to everyone out there that falls into the “Doubting Thomas” category.

I’m going to get to it in a minute, but before I do – let me ask you this; when reading it, please do two things:

First, please keep an open mind and leave religion out of it. This passage is about the message, not the messenger in the story, who is Buddha.

Second, please notice how the person asking the questions sounds just like you or I do when we are facing problems or challenges.

Here we go:

“The Buddha was instructing a young nobleman, who had asked how he could know that the Buddha was teaching the truth. The Buddha explained that what he taught was a way to discover truth for yourself. Still, the young man wanted to know if following this path would lead to a happy afterlife.

“If you had been shot in the arm with an arrow,” the Buddha said, “would you have plucked it out quickly? Or instead, would you inquire from whence the arrow came? Was it from an enemy archer or one of your own men? Would you then inquire if the archer was an untouchable, of military class, or a noble? Would you then require a list of his ancestors and parentage? Would you seek to know the materials that made up the bow and arrow? Would you only then, after gathering all these facts, pluck the arrow from your arm?”

“No, Master,” replied the young man. “But I do not understand your meaning.”

“My meaning is clear,” spoke the Enlightened One. “Life does not give us time to prepare all things before taking action. WE must take action as best we can, as we need to, and learn all else we need while we are ourselves in action. Don’t put off doing what you can and what you know that is important just because you don’t know the unknowable.”

Wow. If the Buddha was alive today, he may have put that in more modern terms that I have represented in four letters: GOYA.

Get Off Your Azz.

Get going. Move it. Attack-attack-attack. Most of what you need to learn you can pick up on the way but you have to be moving to pick it up.

Hey – Doubting Thomas – yeah, you. You can sit out there and wait for guarantees, rock-solid proof, enough photos to make a yearbook, the Head Abbot to show up at your door with me at his side as he explains through an interpreter that yes, he gave these ancient manuscripts to the Professor… or wait for Jesus to materialize in your living room, look you in the eye and say, “Dude, it’s okay. I did a background check on this Shaolin Secrets stuff and even my Dad wants a copy.”

Or you can GOYA – and get your hands on the Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts at http://www.shaolinsecrets.com and see for yourself just how powerful – and outright cool-as-hell – these manuscripts really are.

Do like Buddha says and get going.

Best,

William Huff

Oh, I almost forgot – it’s not just Volume I and Volume II. There’s also Shaolin Fighting Secrets, at http://www.shaolinfightingsecrets.com, which is based on the fighting principles contained in Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts, and Shaolin Stretching Secrets, available at http://www.shaolinstretchingsecrets.com, which is a course based on stretching and flexibility drills taken directly from the Shaolin Temple and the ancient training manuscripts.

The Shaolin Secrets are NOT for MMA types who think that the UFC is the best thing since peanut butter and sliced bread.

Or so I thought.

Check out what two different MMA Instructors said about the Shaolin Secrets. One is from Ireland, the other right here in the Good Ole U.S. of A.:

“These volumes have such worldly thinking that is rarely used but most
urgently needed within this world. This is a true gift you are
receiving when getting this book.

The Shaolin monks are a special breed and Shaolin Fighting Secrets
gives a unique insight into a higher mental and physical power that
can be achieved through careful study of its contents.

Straight away when I opened the package I could see it was something
different. It really is that most rare of animals, an Authentic manuscript and
instructional manual of the real Shaolin Fighting Principles.”

MMA Instructors
Catherine Costigan and Dermot McGrath

“DAMN!!! That’s what I said when I got Shaolin Secrets in the mail.

It's well put together and I was happy to see such great quality and in-depth knowledge that teaches How To Knock The Sh!# Out Of Your Attacker.

Page 80 say's " At the completion of the training, the FIST will be able to pierce through a rock like an iron wedge. It will inflict serious injuries to the human body and cause death immediately even if it does not pierce through it.

This is the way Kung-Fu was meant to be but is rarely taught in this day and age...it's fast, furious and highly effective. “

Jeremiah Moses Perez

Wow. When it came to the Shaolin Secrets, at http://www.shaolinsecrets.com, I was committing the sin of “Assuming” that certain sections of the martial arts market wouldn’t like or believe in the Shaolin Secrets.

I’m glad to see I was wrong.

To see what it was the Dermot was talking about, go get the Shaolin Fighting Secrets DVD course at http://www.shaolinfightingsecrets.com.

This course was created as a supplement to the Shaolin Secrets Volume I: Shaolin Feats of Martial Arts. There’s over two hours of instruction on principles of combat that are contained in the Shaolin Secrets.

Get over there today and get yours – and see why these MMA guys are all fired up about the Shaolin Secrets.

Best,

William Huff

P.S. – With the weather as warm as it’s been, now’s a good time to be working on your flexibility with the Shaolin Stretching Secrets DVD. They’re hot off the presses and already people are raving about it. Get over to http://www.shaolinstretchingsecrets.com and check it out.