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Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense Masaaki Hatsumi, Quintin Chambers
Publisher: Kodansha America

Thankfully, regardless of strength, size, or previous training, anyone can learn several effective self-defense techniques. Learn self-defense moves #1 – One of the first techniques you are going to learn that works very effectively is the eye gouge. Saturday, 18 May 2013 at 13:51. €�Martial arts techniques for stick fighting self defense against a club, baseball bat, tire iron or other impact weapon often use unrealistic street fight situations. In sport every fighter makes his own set of techniques, but teaching self-defense we teach anyone one and the same techniques, because they are the most rational and selected moves. I start my courses with teaching the hand-to-hand combat part – knife and stick fighting elements, so that my students would understand there's one principle for any situation, it doesn't matter if an opponent has a knife in his hand, or a stick, or maybe it's just his fist. Put the Kung Fu Spirit into Your Self Defence Moves or. We want to fight with all our might and the moves we have above in the second phase. Because of the constraints of space, it sticks to the basics, which is all we can recall under duress anyhow. The first thing you must know is that the kung fu (KF) fighting spirit is vastly different in style and in presentation to other types of martial arts. Moreover, these strategies do not appear to .. Democratic Strategists Shocking Claim: Women Dont Need Guns for Self Defense, Just Tell Men. Research has shown that forceful physical and verbal resistance strategies (e.g., biting, hitting, fighting back, yelling, screaming, forcefully fleeing or using a weapon, martial arts or other physical self-defense techniques) are effective in thwarting assaults on women. Here are some free self defense techniques for anyone from a beginner to an experienced fighter who find themselves in a life or death fight. The sad truth is that if you want to win a fight, it's best to stick with the basics.