https://www.bruceleelibrary.jamescbishop.com/lib/files/original/7f975ec2529c0475732b46b6949fae7c.jpg 677cf9d6c81af4ef6c5805211e50dcf0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Books Description An account of the resource Books owned or studied by Bruce Lee Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource James Bishop Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Doug Klinger, Marcos Ocana Book Author L. L. McClow Publication Year 1930 Publisher A. S. Barnes and Company Language English Subject Matter Gymnastics Description “Unleash Your Inner Acrobat” Step-by-Step Guide gives you 248 Moves You Can Master even if You’ve Never done a Somersault or can do Full Twisting Back Flips You may be thinking you could never pull off any move like those done by professional acrobats, gymnasts, or Shaolin monks. What if I told you you were wrong? What if you could? Keeping in shape use to be a top goal of mine but its gone beyond that now. I want more. I want complete control. To be able to pull off impressive moves for the personal challenge but also to WOW others. To feel good and powerful, really to be my own sort of superhero. To train like a Ninja! I know its tough when you look at super-high level athletes and think “I could never do that.” That you have no way to get there. Even though you may want it badly, it seems like there is no plan nor way of training to do it. But there is a way to do this safely and reap the benefits no matter your level. And if you stick to it in a little time you’ll be doing moves that’ll leave others saying, “I wish I could do that!” Train Like a Gymnast...Without Being a Gymnast. Here’s the thing. People seem to think they can’t get started without being a gymnast. I want to not only dispel that myth, but get you started right now. Let me tell you a bit about my story. The class that I wanted to attend was for former gymnasts. What this meant is that you were required to have some skill before you even began the class. The problem was I had never taken gymnastics before! If you can’t attend the class unless you have some skill and you can’t gain the skill without the class what do you do? The truth is you CAN gain the skill without the class…by training on your own. You can train like this in the great outdoors, just like I did. A park or the beach is perfect. Martial arts studios or anywhere with a matted floor works just as good. In fact each place has its own advantages and disadvantages. This is ‘Functional Training’ at its best. Because nothing else will teach you how to move better. It is bodyweight training taken to the highest level. Tumbling Illustrated has an incredible array of exercises. In fact there are 248 different moves, split up into 21 different categories. Here’s the breakdown: * 16 Forward rolls * 19 Backward rolls * 8 Dives * 14 Head Balancing Moves * 24 Hand Balancing Moves * 5 Forearm Balancing Moves * 6 Cartwheels * 5 Roundoffs * 4 Head and Hand Springs * 12 Hand Springs * 8 Backward Hand Springs * 17 Back Bends * 9 Upstarts aka Floor Kips * 10 Flips * 8 Combination Rolls * 9 Combination Hand Springs * 3 Combination Hand Springs and Flips * 6 Combination Hand Springs and Rolls * 4 Combination Balances and Rolls * 6 Miscellaneous Combinations * 55 Novelty Stunts From Somersaults to Running Gainers, Handstands to Tinisca’s this Book has it all. The sheer variety is astounding. Plenty for you to work on no matter your skill level. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Tumbling Illustrated: The Guidebook to Acrobatic Mastery