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Destroy, Trap, Lock
DVD

Destroy, Trap, Lock

Secrets of Limb Destruction, Trapping, and Joint Locking

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DVD
Item no.
DESTROYDVD
Topics
Self-Defense

An archived title from the original Paladin Press catalog. Listed for reference; it is not sold on this site.

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with Datu Kelly S. Worden

If you're serious about self-defense, this tape is for you. Datu Kelly S. Worden teaches you how to apply joint locks the easy and brutally effective way: by first destroying and trapping your attacker's limbs. Why fight fair if you don't have to? For information purposes only.

Kelly S. Worden is the founder of Natural Spirit International and Renegade Jeet Kune Do and is one of the most innovative minds in the martial arts world today. You can learn more about his work and programs at his web site.

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