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Reality Based Martial Arts Training Secrets Exposed!
Author : Steve Gib
Let me illustrate four key elements to focus on when you are involved in an emergency attack situation. The four points that I am emphasizing here make up the crux of what you must do in a "reality based self defense" crisis, i.e. - a street fight confrontation which may well become life threatening. If this unfortunate predicament does materialize, it is absolutely critical that you have in place the required knowledge and tools in order to make sure you are the one standing at the end.
Reality based martial arts tips: My best advice would be to surrender against an attacker with a gun, but if he intends on killing you, then fight back hard. It is foolhardy to attempt to take away his weapon when all he is looking for is the quick payday that you might have in your wallet. Use this same tactic if you are confronted by a thug carrying a blade.
The second rule of reality based martial arts: The heroic movie based fighting sequences you see on the big screen are just that, they are science fiction. Flying through the air feet first while screaming will not disarm a switchblade wielding attacker. I once saw a guy try this very tactic and within a few minutes was bleeding out almost to death. Remember that the key underlying concept of this system is to stay under control at all times. I would reiterate that you should not seek to duplicate the combat scenes on television!
The third Credo of reality based martial arts: Getting punched is not as traumatic as it would appear. Generally, the whacks that you absorb will be glancing blows rather than direct hits, and you will probably shake them off almost immediately due to adrenaline. Learning how to correctly roll with the punches in practice is an integral facet of becoming an expert in self defense. Engaging in training sessions at your gym or in your basement with a buddy will gradually increase your confidence and make you accustomed to combat situations.
The fourth and final point of reality based martial arts: Your worst enemy is yourself- it is impossible to correctly execute a battle plan when you are in a panic. You must have the knowledge to execute the correct responses while getting hit from all angles by your assailant. You must be seasoned enough that you will maintain your composure and not panic while you are being clobbered by an out of control adversary.
Always remember to keep your fighting skills in reality - leave those late night television karate heroics for the actors and stunt professionals. Remember to keep everything as simple as possible, those sophisticated moves that look so exciting in movies could end up getting you hurt badly. If you keep those four keys in your head all the time, you will definitely become more proficient at self defense.
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Submitted : 2010-03-10 Word Count : 1 Popularity: 159 Times Viewed: 31
