Matt Furey, author of the ground-breaking, Combat Conditioning, is often referred to as the “original guy” of bodyweight calisthenics. He was the first person to publish a book teaching people Hindu squats, Hindu pushups, bridging and other exercises.
Furey was an NCAA II Champion wrestler in 1985, who trained with Olympic Champions, Dan Gable and Bruce Baumgartner. In 1997, Furey won a kung fu world championship in Beijing.
Furey has an extensive background in tai chi, qi gong, submission wrestling (catch-as-catch-can), as well as his favorite martial art, a unique blend of the Thai-Indonesian arts of Fon Jerng and Pencak Silat, as taught by Pendekar William Sanders, who has certified him as a teacher in this system.
Sit up and enjoy Furey’s storytelling abilities, as well as his sense of humor.
Be sure to visit mattfurey.com and powerpostures.com for more information on Furey’s many best-selling products, as well as for information regarding private coaching.
