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		<description><![CDATA[Kyoshi Will Marvin explains the "TURTLE and RABBIT" Theory in his Karate Classes to help you be more effective and efficient with your training effort. A wonderful way to stay motivated!]]></description>
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<p>Kyoshi Will Marvin explains the &#8220;TURTLE and RABBIT&#8221; Theory in his <strong>Karate Classes</strong> to help you be more effective and efficient with your training effort. A wonderful way to stay motivated!<br />
<img title="More..." src="http://karate-video.net/wp-includes/js/tinymce/plugins/wordpress/img/trans.gif" alt="" />Here&#8217;s a valuable lesson to be successful in <strong>Martial Arts</strong>, in your job and even in your life. Life in general is a constant up and down. It is easy to be motivated and successful when you are in the up-swing. But how do we overcome the phases when we are down under?<br />
Sogo Goshin-Do has a wonderful way to stay motivated. It&#8217;s called the &#8220;TURTLE and RABBIT&#8221; Theory. Watch Kyoshi Will Marvin explain the &#8220;TURTLE and RABBIT&#8221; Theory to help you to be more effective and efficient with your training effort. Think about it &#8211; you can easily apply it to your everyday life!</p>
<p>Learn more about WATER KARATE DEFENSE ART &#8211; &#8220;Sogo Goshin-Do&#8221;. SOGO GOSHIN-DO is a synthesis of different Martial Arts combined to meet specifically the needs of each and every person. No matter what your age, size or weight is, this is custom-taylored for your life-style. Karate icon Kyoshi Will Marvin, who was promoted Shichidan (7th degree black belt) and named as next generation head-master of Sogo Goshin-Do, teaches the principles of Self-Defense in an easy and understandable way.</p>
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