Jim Butin Martial Art Techniques & Strategies
The Secrets of a Successful Martial Art Competitor Now on USB Video
Many have asked me about the training methods I have used and the strategies that helped me to be successful in competition fighting. I have created this collection of unique technique videos that I believe will help others in their quest for success.
On USB... plug and play. with 16 successful fighting techniques.
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About Jim Butin
Jim Butin is recognized as a tenth-degree Black Belt by both the World Martial Arts Ranking Association and the American Karate Black Belt Association. He owns and operates National Karate and Tae Kwon Do in Oklahoma City.
Besides competing and winning the silver medal in the first World TKD Championships in Seoul, Korea in 1973, Jim also competed in Europe in 1974 with another famous U.S. team, which included Joe Lewis, Jeff Smith, Howard Jackson and Bill Wallace, against Germany, and the Netherlands. The team was undefeated in six separate contests. Jim is also a history general for the Sport Karate Museum.
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Sample Videos From the Butin Collection
Sweeps & Take Downs
In this section I show several sweeps that I developed.
- The Defensive Foot Sweep
- The Offensive Front Foot Sweep
- The Knee Sweep
This area was huge as far as realizing an advantage over a larger, stronger opponent.
My Favorite Round Kick Counter Strike With Turning Back Kick
The defensive turning back kick was the one strike that I developed that helped me to create respect from all of my opponents. This one strike gave me the reputation as one of the most effective kickers in the sport karate era.
Butin Techniques & Strategies Now on USB
This program works with most computers, pads, and even smartphones.
Most computers have a USB port... If not, a simple adapter may be needed.
The Technique Manual is a pdf download from the USB.
Martial Art Fighting Techniques and Strategies
Reviews
"Master Butin’s new video set and book is a well thought out masterpiece on how to survive in the karate ring and real life! Quite a while ago, in the early 1970’s, I had the honor to compete with Mr. Butin at a karate tournament. I have had the opportunity to be in the ring with some of the toughest karate practitioners in the world and he is certainly in the mix.
When I was in the ring with Master Butin I thought I saw an opening and started my attack. The only problem was that I ended up with an extremely well placed turning back kick deeply impaled in my solar plexus. I immediately fell to the ground with the breath knocked out of me. I thought I was going to die! However, I know I lived and his karate techniques really work extremely well!."
Harold Gross
1970 International Middle Weight Champion (Long Beach, Ca)
Member of Chuck Norris Undefeated Five Man Team
"I thought it was done very well. I learned two things that I did not know, the arc, and the pivot. Dialogue was very easy to follow, and your explanations and “why’s” were good."
Andy Anderson
To Whom It May Concern:
I had the good fortune to earn my Black Belt from Jim Butin in June of 1974 and the good luck to attend North Texas State with him in the early 70’s. Years of sparing, training and instruction under Jim brought me a great deal of success in the “Blood and Guts” area of Texas Karate. His teaching techniques and understanding of what works and why, are the real deal. His detail to timing, body posture and execution work. His instruction comes across in a clear, easy to understand format that will make you a more proficient and skilled student of Karate.
George Bray
Private Investigator • Texas Karate Hall of Fame
PS: His defensive turn kick was brutal!