Heavy Boots in Combat

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Self Defense Training - Part II:

Heavy Boots as Weapons..

This section will teach you highly effective self defense and martial arts techniques. Besides efficient martial arts moves, you will learn when to flee a situation, and when to fight, and will also receive instruction in how to use some simple and basic weapons to greatly increase your combat effectiveness. All in all, this is a must-know instruction course in self defense and the martial arts that will help you keep you and yours safe.. always!! And now read on...


Weapon 3) Heavy Boots, and kicking techniques:

  There's nothing like a pair of good heavy boots, preferably combat boots, if you want a good weapon.

  Forget fashion, buy a pair that are reasonably heavy and preferably have steel tipped toes - You cannot ask for a better weapon.. kick someone with one of these and he'll feel like he's been kicked by a mule.

  If you do start to wear steel tipped boots, get some dull matte paint and paint the steel tips so that they don't APPEAR to be steel tips.

"Like a tiger, never 'show' your claws before it is time to use them. An enemy who does not understand your tactics is an enemy already halfway beaten."


  If you find it difficult to acquire steel tipped boots, buy shoes that are slightly longer than your foot size, then wrap a small piece of lead in cloth and push it inside the shoe, right to the front, so that when your foot is in your shoe, the piece of lead is held in place by your toes. This metal inside your shoe will add extra weight to your kicks, even if your shoes aren't heavy or steel-tipped shoes.

  As with the Yawara stick, practice these moves against a bag hung to the right target height, trying to get it to swing as far as possible with the force of your kick. Sharpen your claws You can also practice kicks with moderate force against a stone pillar.

  There are a number of kicks that are highly effective in steel tipped shoes, described in later pages in this section...


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