Self-Defense Tips, Training Insights & Warrior-Based Martial Arts Philosophy
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If you’re in the martial arts and/or self-defense training realm, I’m sure you’ve heard the argument being thrown around that says: “Kata don’t work on the street for fighting or self-defense”. But if that’s true, then why did the past masters-combat veterans many times over – create them and pass them down to us? During
Can you use martial arts kata for self-defense? That’s the focus for a lot of people across two different “camps” or school’s of thought. During this episode of Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday we’ll be taking a look at what kata are, as well as what they are NOT when it comes to using them for real-world
The advanced gun defense skills of disarms and retention – arguably the most overlooked gen defense skill sets – are critical if your serious about learning how to protect yourself in self-defense situations involving firearms. During today’s episode of Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday, we’ll be looking at scenarios where weapon disarms and weapon retention skills are
Your brain is wired to protect you from death or perceived death/danger. This includes both instinctive, hard-wired things like not letting the saber-toothed tiger eat you, all the way to guarding against what you tell it you’re afraid of. During this episode, we’ll be taking a look at the lessons I received regrading just “how
We’ll be training with a major focus on striking your opponent’s “unseen” points, based on what I covered during this week’s Warrior’s Whiteboard Wednesday session. Again, as my theme for the Black Belts and Shinobi-kai students this month is on the concept of ichi-go ichi-e (one moment/one chance), this will play a major factor into this class as well.
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