Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense Masaaki Hatsumi, Quintin Chambers
Publisher: Kodansha America

Self-defense expert Dale Fricke shares his top tips for women to fight back. Dan is a Karateka with 20 years training in Karate and also enjoys training in boxing, kickboxing, mixed martial arts and Filipino stick fighting. MASAAKI HATSUMI was born in 1931. Research has shown that forceful physical and verbal resistance strategies (e.g., biting, hitting, fighting back, yelling, screaming, forcefully fleeing or using a weapon, martial arts or other physical self-defense techniques) are effective in thwarting assaults on women. So consequently almost every review of this book I read coming from those who practice Filipino stick fighting have totally hated it. Clips showing Karate bunkai and techniques for fighting. Coach Freedman demonstrates cane self defense techniques. Learn self-defense moves #1 – One of the first techniques you are going to learn that works very effectively is the eye gouge. Your responsibility in a self-defense scenario is to defend yourself until the bad guy is no longer a threat. Because of the constraints of space, it sticks to the basics, which is all we can recall under duress anyhow. It's an excellent work on tanjojutsu, based on techniques of the Kukishin-ryu, and titled Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense, from Kodansha International. And many street fighting video clips and self defense video clips showing applications against common violence. After progressing through various martial arts, he found his life's mentor, Takamatsu Toshitsugu, and studied. So some of the troops family can learn how to protect them selves while their love ones are away fighting and dying for our Freedoms here. Moreover, these strategies do not appear to .. Here's how you can protect yourself. Effective Karate bunkai and techniques for fighting and self defense. Effective street fighting techniques which can . Train to get to your weapon faster with this FREE Guide! See yourself taking a pen out of your purse and sticking it in his eyeball. Hatsumi's book, Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense, is not a dueling book.