Thank you so much! Knife fighting at its best is very complicated. Spinning to the inside and redirecting the opponents arm away from his body is sound advice.
When I see this kind of work taught, it's not described as doing a set technique like that. You see something move and you cut it any way you can. Plain and simple. This kind of work as an orderly checklist with specific types of attacks to look for will more likely than not result in you in shock and bleeding out. To be honest, I'd say that anytime someone talking about ANY strategies for protecting yourself in a confrontation says, "when they come in this way, you..." (or anything that follows the formula of "when they do [specific action here], you..." for that matter!), it makes it pretty clear that they don't understand what they're teaching.
this is such dangerous advice. That knife is in a perfect position to be pulled back on the inside of the elbow. Knife defence is a very very dodgy thing to be teaching if you don't know what you're doing. Please make sure on every knife/weapon defence video you make to give this advice: Never engage someone who has a weapon unless you have absolutely no choice. Get out of there, co operate, put as much distance as you can between yourself and the attacker. Any responsible instructor will tell you this at the start of every class and repeat it to make sure the message sinks in.
Very good sensei, 👍
Thank you so much! Knife fighting at its best is very complicated. Spinning to the inside and redirecting the opponents arm away from his body is sound advice.
When I see this kind of work taught, it's not described as doing a set technique like that.
You see something move and you cut it any way you can. Plain and simple.
This kind of work as an orderly checklist with specific types of attacks to look for will more likely than not result in you in shock and bleeding out.
To be honest, I'd say that anytime someone talking about ANY strategies for protecting yourself in a confrontation says, "when they come in this way, you..." (or anything that follows the formula of "when they do [specific action here], you..." for that matter!), it makes it pretty clear that they don't understand what they're teaching.
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can you try left handed on the knifes techniques?
this is such dangerous advice. That knife is in a perfect position to be pulled back on the inside of the elbow. Knife defence is a very very dodgy thing to be teaching if you don't know what you're doing. Please make sure on every knife/weapon defence video you make to give this advice: Never engage someone who has a weapon unless you have absolutely no choice. Get out of there, co operate, put as much distance as you can between yourself and the attacker.
Any responsible instructor will tell you this at the start of every class and repeat it to make sure the message sinks in.
trishfish cope agreed
what if its a female attacking? and can't kick her in the groin?