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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.
Police, Bodyguards, Military and regular people that want to learn about this type of work.
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a.gibbons I can't speak to the legality of these knives in England as I am based in Canada for the time being. You could ask your local police dept. How to use one is a different story... any
Hi Eric glad you liked the answer. they say the mind is like a parachute - works best when its open :~) its about thinking out of the box - I mean life as well. people tend to get caught up in sequences
Eric I don't carry anything. The body is a weapon on its own. A practiced fighter will take your weapon away from you, then use it on you. I also teach my students, use of improvised weapons.
Hi Lee - nothing wrong with any self defence. its the practitioner not the "art". look for something without a belt structure. Military based or UFC are best. my last teacher was a Russian. Taught
Hi James thanks for writing. It's not so much the art as it is the practitioner. I've answered this question before if you want to read some of my past answers. If the guy is an expert boxer and
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