Posted in Martial Arts. August 23rd, 2010
I find it interesting how many people are opposed to violence. Now, don’t get me wrong; I certainly don’t walk into a new place and punch the first person who looks at me! However, as stated in an earlier post, only 2 percent of the population will actually use force to protect themselves from violence because they are so opposed to it!
Posted in Self Defense. August 21st, 2010
School is a part of life that everyone must go through. Sadly, school bullying is a part of most school in every country. Bullies exist outside of the schools, on the streets; hence the need for self defense – so why would it be a surprise that these behaviors start as early as grade school?
Posted in Combat Training. August 20th, 2010
When you initially hear this term – innocent until proven guilty – you may assume it refers to the “bad guy” in a court case. If you have been involved in an altercation in which you had to use force to defend yourself and you have engaged in hand to hand combat training or some sort of martial arts training, this statement may actually apply to YOU!
Posted in Martial Arts. August 15th, 2010
Since pretty much the very beginning of martial arts and fighting, weapons were a part of the picture. Weapons are necessary at times even for those who have mastered their particular martial arts techniques. In fact, many advanced martial arts techniques are all about the weapon.
Posted in Self Defense. August 14th, 2010
It’s that time of year that I love oh so much. The time when teams from all around the country are showing what they’ve got; and individual players vie for their spot on the team they want to play for. You’ve got it! Time to pull out those chicken wings and watch some football!
Posted in Self Defense. August 13th, 2010
So much of what we focus on when we take a self defense course or learn martial arts is about physical movement. Indeed, it is the actual strikes and kicks that deliver a blow to your attacker. Indeed, there is no self defense without physical movement.
Posted in Self Defense. August 12th, 2010
When you are studying martial arts or self defense, you gain valuable assets – the actual martial arts moves or self defense techniques that you will use to stay protected in a violent situation. However, the effectiveness of your assets is not only dependent upon the individual moves; it is dependent on you and your overall power.
Posted in Combat Training. August 10th, 2010
When we think in terms of our daily lives, the sad truth is that we don’t really take the time to consider our personal safety. It has been and will always be my mission to raise awareness of this important life factor. To me, safety ranks right up there [...]
Posted in Combat Training. August 10th, 2010
Recently I was reviewing some of the old martial arts moves I had learned in the past years of study. I do this because it’s good to refresh your memory. I’ve always said there is a place for martial arts and that some martial arts moves can be very [...]
Posted in Combat Training. August 10th, 2010
When it comes to keeping yourself safe, do you think your self defense tactics are enough to stop someone bigger and stronger than you? Can you effectively fight off someone, say, 100 lbs heavier than you and on a mission to get what they want?
I cannot say that it doesn’t [...]
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