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Summary: Learn how to defend yourself against a punch in the event of an attack.
Jason Hall is a professional self defense instructor who teaches martial arts, tai chi, and self defense classes for men, women and children.read more
" If it comes down to a hand to hand fighting match the main concept to utilize is not to stand directly into the attack unless you feel that you are Superman and that you can take them, don’t just stand there. Whenever the person attacks I’m either going to move to one of two sides, either to the left or to the right. Doesn’t really matter which just so long as I get out of the way. Once here I’m in a better position to go ahead and counter attack rather than if I just stood here and traded blows with the guy. Okay, now you’re both fifty fifty. Here I’ already in a better position to go ahead and take him out. You don’t want to sit here and trade blows with this guy unless, of course, you’re just trying to impress your friends which hopefully you’re not trying to do in this manner. Going to the outside is better than going to the inside because I have much better tools and he can’t attack me quite as well from here. I can go ahead and strike into the body or I can strike into the leg or I can go immediately for the head. "
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symbas12wong said
on 8/2/2008 this is really good i can really understand it ^_^
spongebob1 said
on 8/2/2008 thankyou very much great vids.
nantaqoud said
on 8/2/2008 you are really an expert.. good job..
ninjagaiden said
on 8/2/2008 Why Cant I See The Video ? ? ? ? ?
Answer Me NOW ..
bylbutler said
on 8/2/2008 Jason, Jason... Jason, U R awesome in sharing these easy to follow, effective and simple self defense techniques with us! I want to go practice with my buddy so it will become a natural without having to think how- type of execution (no pun intended). I wish I had tyme to view all of them tonight. But what I will do is visit and view several a day, and practice them as well. If there are any of them that should be viewed upfront, let me know, o.k. Peace, Byl [Bill] Butler