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What is Black Belt Healers ?
 Black Belt Healers is a health course written for martial artists by a medical doctor who is also a martial art master. This course leads to certification in a specialized form of massage therapy for martial artists.
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You will receive a FREE Black Belt Healer online lesson instantly. All you need to do is enter your correct contact information below. You will also receive a Special Access Code for a second FREE online lesson from Black Belt Healers. Both lessons are provided to you absolutely FREE. There is no risk or obligation.
A second online lesson FREE plus more bonus content can be yours in addition to your instant free lesson. For access our friendly phone representative will contact you soon and provide you with a special access code
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- Expand your martial art knowledge
- You can reach the highest level in the martial arts
- Learn human anatomy for self defense and healing
- Course covers the healing art of seifukujitsu
- Study the reanimation art of kappo
- Discover the real significance of vital points
- Practice seifuku bone splinting
- Learn use of the kimono roller gauze
- Become a hand healer like old school sensei
- Study seifuku bone and joint manipulation
- Practical knowledge fits into any martial art
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Meet the good Doctor.
Daniel E. Andrews III, M.D. author of the Black Belt Healer program is a physician with more than 30 years experience practicing the martial arts. He is positioned to provide you with the opportunity to study this fascinating healing art.
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Martial Arts |
Healing Arts |
Nutrition |
Yoga |
The science of fighting
 The methods of Sappo (killing blows) were always taught in conjunction with methods of Kappo (resuscitation). This balanced approach allowed the karate expert to dispatch an opponent and quickly revive him. This dual concept fits the oriental ideas of Yin and Yang (opposites) and the importance of maintaining balance in life. Read More |
The art of healing
Theory of Yin and Yang (Pronounced "een yong")
This is an ancient oriental concept, used to explain everything in the universe. The basic concept is that all things are relative to other things. In the universe there are opposites such as dark and light, hard and soft, warm and cool. Yin is dark, cool, moist, soft and receiving.
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Nutrition for the martial artist.
 Fruits and Vegetables: vegetables and fruit provide a wide variety of disease-fighting vitamins, minerals, fiber, and phytonutrients. Tea: although an ancient beverage, only recently has research shown that tea provides polyphenols, which help neutralize dangerous free radicals in the body. Omega 3 Fats: Research shows they can improve your mood, digestion, and overall heart health. Read More |
Restorative Yoga
 Restorative yoga, for the Black Belt Healer, is an important modality to help others.
According to Black Belt Healer, Laurie Andrews, “Many times people come to us with various physical issues ranging from a lack of flexibility to sore, tired muscles”.
Commonly, beginning martial art students feel discouraged after just a week of training because of stiffness or soreness.
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You can be a Black Belt Healer!
This outstanding course provides you with the unique opportunity to become a Black Belt Healer. The course consists of 27 online lessons plus a two week Intensive Internship in the Napa Valley. During the Intensive Internship you will train on actual patients under the direction of Daniel E. Andrews III, M.D. who is a physician, martial art master and the creator of this course.
Upon completion of the course, you will receive two prestigious diplomas. You will be awarded a certificate as a Black Belt Healer from Pinewood Karate & a diploma in Restorative Massage from the Napa Valley School of Massage.
It is well accepted that fighting arts such as boxing, karate, jiu jitsu and judo play a strong role in both the protection and recreation of society.
In the United States and other countries throughout the world, martial arts schools are everywhere, promising to teach the deadly blows and disabling techniques.
Despite this proliferation of martial arts schools, the number of trained Black Belt Healers is at an all time low. Most of the old masters are gone…
At one time, Black Belt Healers were considered to be the highest trained practitioners in the martial arts. Their techniques included not only massage and bone adjustment, but also the treatment of sprains, strains, and non-displaced fractures, as well as hydrotherapy.
From an energy standpoint, it is also thought that the once secret techniques of the Black Belt Healer could adjust internal energy. It has been said that these ancient and nearly forgotten techniques quite literally “break down the old and build up the new.”
In old Japan, these two arts of harming and healing (sappo-kappo) went hand in hand, and it was not uncommon for Black Belt Healers to be knowledgeable when it came to methods of killing and resuscitation.
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Actual Black Belt Healers Testimonial From a real person just like you.
"Martial artists who learn massage and study anatomy are better at both fighting and healing. Black Belt Healers are very valuable in the martial art school, no matter what style". Daryl Williams Judo Sensei
"A Black Belt Healer has special knowledge and skills that others don't possess. When a martial artist becomes a Black Belt Healer, it opens up a whole new world". Blair Smith
Black Belt
"Pressure points that Black Belt Healers use to treat injuries are really important for martial artists to know and understand". John Fitch
Karate Instructor
"The biggest reason for becoming a Black Belt Healer is that students get hurt in class and look to their teacher for help. When I was first learning kung fu, we were always told that martial artists should know how to heal. Some teachers in the past were more famous for their ability to heal than for their martial art". Michael Chong Kung Fu Sifu
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