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Self Defense Training - Part II:

The Basics of Effective Combat

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...

The Basics of Effective Combat..

  In a situation where fleeing is impossible you will have to fight. It is not necessary to completely defeat an enemy who is threatening you - you just have to hurt or stun him ENOUGH so that when you begin to run he (or they) cannot follow. Or, for example, if you are surrounded by three or four attackers, you may have to 'take out' one of them to get out of their 'circle' and begin running.

  It is easier to 'take out' an enemy than most people think.

  Let us proceed with your training.. As we'd like these pages to be beneficial even to a person who is completely untrained in the martial arts, we will begin here with weapons training, which will give you the most effectiveness in combat in the shortest possible time. You will learn make and use several weapons, and also how to carry them about with you concealed until the moment of use.

  Understand that your weapon must BE IN YOUR HAND whenever you're in a situation where danger could arise - most of the weapons below can either be concealed, or will arose no suspicion when they're in your hand. I cannot stress this point enough - the weapon must be in your hand in any place where danger COULD arise.

  These are the weapon-combat techniques you will learn here:

• Weapon 1) The Yawara Stick.
• Weapon 2) Throwing Coins & Shuriken (Ninja Stars)
• Weapon 3) Heavy Boots, and kicking techniques..

• Kicking Techniques: The Roundhouse Kick to the Knee
• Kicking Techniques: The Kick to the Groin..
• Kicking Techniques: The Kick to the Shin..