Teaching Ninja: The Learning Curve by Jay M. Horne - HTML preview

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When running, the legs

are generally kept out in front of the body-

an exception is during long distances.

Switch up your footing. Run for half a mile at your normal stride, then run on your toes for a minute. Run side stepping for short bouts during your route.

 

Teachers:

Between winds, at the point that is hardest to break,

a secret to increase the blood flow is to tuck the thumbs in and pinch the thumbnails with the middle fingers of each hand.