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This Week In Review At The MartialArtsReporter.com

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Today, I am introducing something here for the first time and I hope you enjoy it:

A Weekly Review Of The Preceding 6 Days – Just Click On The Link Of The Post You Missed Or The One You Liked So Much That You Just Have To Read It Again.

Also, I would like to introduce an inspirational quote that I just know you’re going like.

Wishing you only the very best, always.

Garage-Style Filipino Stick Fighting (Arnis, Escrima, Kali) with Dan Inosanto

Tips From Former Navy SEAL Hand-To-Hand Combat Instructor, Paul Vunak

Senior Grandmaster Ed Parker Sr., Father Of American Kenpo Karate

Joe Lewis, The World’s Greatest Karate Fighter Of All Time

Manny Pacquiao Or What I Learn From My Barber

Albert Einstein For Martial Artists And Anybody Willing To Learn

“The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results” – Albert Einstein

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Former Hand-To-Hand Combat Instructor To U.S. Navy SEALS, Paul Vunak

Hey guys,

Do you think you could learn a thing or two from a former long-time Navy SEAL hand-to-hand combat instructor?

Me, too. And believe me, when this guy speaks, I listen.

He is also one of the top students of Guro Dan Inosanto and the Founder of Progressive Fighting Systems.

He is very highly regarded in the martial arts and self-defense community.

His name is Paul Vunak.

Sifu Paul is an extremely well-rounded martial artist, who at a very young age started with Tae Kwon Do and then throughout the last 30 or so years has mastered Kenpo, Bruce Lee’s Jeet Kune Do, Filipino Martial Arts, French Savate and Gracie Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

With the encouragement of Guro Dan Inosanto, Sifu Paul created Progressive Fighting Systems that he has been able to spread to numerous countries across the globe.

Sifu Paul is an absolute authority in hand-to-hand combat and street fighting who has developed combat systems used by U.S. Navy SEALS as well as 18 other federal government agencies whose lives depend on the effectivity of these very systems.

I have one of Sifu Paul’s Street Fighting courses myself which I find to be very realistic and easy to learn, especially if you’re not heading to the dojo 6 nights a week and you still want to keep your self-defense skills sharp.

You might even come across a technique or two that you didn’t think of.

Today’s clip shows Sifu Paul at a JKD-seminar I am sure you will enjoy.

Stay safe!