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Crulsing is a Natural Form of Martial Arts

Woman in a fighting stance. Protect yourself.

Martial arts encompass a wide range of fighting styles, from knights to karate, tai chi, and MMA, all of which leverage the body's natural fitness system. 

Many martial arts practitioners could significantly benefit from enhancing this system, leading to improved fitness, greater capability, and enhanced mastery of their art.

Crulsing enhances the body's natural fitness system, boosting overall fitness and making it easier to react, defend, and protect oneself. With improved movement and ability, you're better positioned to defend yourself.

I challenge all martial arts practitioners to incorporate crulsing into their training and witness a dramatic improvement in their abilities. Crulsing is foundational to all martial arts, and its benefits should not be underestimated.

My endorsement of crulsing comes from personal experience, having seen the significant increase in body awareness, particularly in proprioception, from practicing it.

Crulsing calibrates your proprioception and offers numerous other benefits to enhance overall well-being.

Crulse well, my friend, crulse well.

Happy crulsing!

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