MT: Real Self Defence

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Real Self Defence By The Destroyer Style - 11-01-2009 11:54 AM

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In my opinion alot of martial arts out there do not cover proper techniques for people who are weaker or hadicapped. That is stupid, because they are the people who are attacked the most. I have been working on a martial art for about twelve years for people who don't have alot of strength, or are even stuck in a wheel chair. I think that self defence should keep people from being rapped and killed. If you can't effectively stop an attacker in a few seconds. Then you have a very low chance of living threw a life or death situation. Something that alot of people don't tell you. Is that if you are every attacked while walking on the street its almost always more then one person attacking you. For this reason it is important to know, How to quickly stop or kill an opponent. No one wants to kill I'm sure, in which case you have to take an enemies eyes or ear to save their life. I think these things should be taught to Handicapped people. Even women who must walk to a job, or school, that stand a chance of being rapped or mugged. I don't have alot of videos posted, but the videos I have up can be used by a ninety pound woman to fight a two hundred pound man. My link is http://www.youtube.com/user/BecomingTheWarrior1
I hope this will help anyone who is every attacked.

Cody


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[shane90]

My friend i totally agree with you that I think that self defense should keep people from being rapped and killed.

[LAMartialArts]

It's a hard feat to take on, becuase in the heat of the momenbt, how does a weaker person defeat a much stronger, crazier opponenet. Striking the vital areas? Eyes, throat, groin? I think Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is great for this. I've often defeated much heavier stronger opponents. However, they weren't trying to kill me or really hurt me, so who knows... It's def worth debate as to what techniques are actually effective.

[First Action]

I think Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is great for this. I've often defeated much heavier stronger opponents. However, they weren't trying to kill me or really hurt me, so who knows... It's def worth debate as to what techniques are actually effective.

I think Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a great martial art and allows much smaller people to defeat larger opponents (just look a Royce Gracie in the first UFC's) but I don't favor it for Self Defense situations. I think it is commonly known that one of the main tactics of self defense is to stay off the ground, as concrete is not as forgiving as the mat. Saying this though, ground fighting should definitely be part of you repertoire.

[WildWest.]

Knowing your ground positions, how to utilise them and escape from them should be the base for your SD ground fighting game. The emphasis should be getting back to your feet or, while on the ground, violently attacking your opponents vitals and then getting back to your feet.

Forget about technical armbars and locks for ground fighting SD.....you won't remember them when some piece of scum is trying to beat the shit out of you.......and if he has friends.......well try and wrestle someone when his mate is kicking you in the head!!