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I will try to answer questions about physically, technical, physiological aspects of hand-to-hand combat, weapons defense and offence, improvised weapons, tactical or situational defense and offence.

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Paul09/05/111010 
nishant05/23/11101010VERY WELL ANSWER THANKS
Michael03/28/11101010Marital 33 responded in a quick and .....
Lawrence01/13/111010Good suggestions. He Knows his subject well .....
nishant10/13/10101010 

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2011-09-03 Questions:

Paul, it's a good question. Your expectations are realistic which shows me that you speak with experience.     First kicks -- YES! kicks are great! We studied NOT to do anything "fancy" we never advocated

2011-05-23 Training for speed:

Nishant    There are some things you can do but realize that much of is heredity. Bruce Lee was like 130lbs with inherently fast twitch muscles to begin with - but he still trained and trained and trained

2011-03-25 Katana:

Michael    you are not giving me much to go on... If it's "authentic" it was made in Japan.    I think you need to talk to someone that deals with antiques, or a historian.    take a picture of the Kanji

2010-10-13 worthiness of martial arts:

nishant    thanks for your question. I have answered this many times before.    please see my FAQ's here....    http://en.allexperts.com/q/Self-Defense-2265/indexExp_54190.htm    and this one, more particularly

2010-08-16 Armour vs Martial Arts:

Nishant    let me congratulate you for your interest and commitment to martial arts.    Life is not a "destination"... its the Journey.    The Journey is Life. Don't wait for some epiphany to happen, to

 

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