The Book of The Warriors’ Teacher

What is the greatest victory for a warrior? When should a fist be raised, and when is it forbidden to pull the trigger? Can any person be trained to be a warrior? When a violent solution is seemingly called for, yet the warrior succeeds in avoiding it - he achieves his greatest victory. Not every dangerous situation must result in a fight; in fact, in the vast majority of cases, a violent solution is not a necessity. Nevertheless, in those rare instances where conflict is unavoidable-one must win. This book consolidates decades of experience in combat instruction. It was written for martial arts teachers or those aspiring to become teachers, aiming to guide them and provoke thought. Additionally, the book assists in choosing the right teacher and offers a variety of professional tools. The book is divided into three parts: The Teacher - an introduction to the world of martial arts and the role and characteristics of a good teacher; Teaching - a comprehensive focus on the various aspects of instruction; and The Student - a presentation of different student populations and the unique characteristics of each.