Freestyle Sparring

Master instruction from a master instructer.I was a student of Mr. jung until I began FCR kickboxing.I bought this book specifically to work on my kick counters and anything else I had forgot under the tutelage of Master Jung.I personally recomend this book for any level really.Nobody knows it all, guys. Jerome Owens 3rd Dan TKD,Former North American welterweight champ,CurrentlyWorld ranked by ISKA,#2 IKF superwelterweight contender.

I just bought this book, and I think it's a pretty good intro to get the feel of what goes on when sparring, and how to think, what to look for, etc. I recently started a karate class, and I was wondering how I should begin to think about sparring, because it was something completely new to me. This book talks about basic rules, basic strikes, and gives you a clue on what kind of counters work for certain openings. It's probably not very helpful for people who have been sparring a while, but it definitely made me more confident since I haven't done a whole lot of sparring and since I suck at it. But now I know what to look for and how to get better (beyond just practice, practice, practice) and so I think this book was valuable.