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When pursuing this style of training as will any physical activity associated with a level of risk, proper instruction is a must. Training correctly under the guidance and supervision of a qualified and experienced instructor, one will gain more than just fumbling with the latest 'learn to be deadly' in the privacy of your own home manual written by some obscure instructor with an even more obscure master.
We are all too often captivated by the well built fighter moving at the speed of light executing multiple acrobatic type kicking maneuvers and tossing opponents, two and three at a time, several feet through the air. The reality of the situation is that this style of fighting is better suited to the movies. Finger manipulations, pinching and gouging are simpler te chniques which require much less training, conditioning and natural ability. They are an effective means of defending oneself and are within the capability of a much less robust individual.
The consequence resulting from these techniques can vary from the extremely serious eye gouge to the merely annoying sprained finger. How often during sparring workouts do debilitating sprained joints find their way into the picture and how often with immediate and serious consequences to the recipient? These techniques can be executed empty handed or with the aid of something as simple and small as a set of keys or a ball point pen with target areas covering the entire body. Some may consider this "fighting dirty" etc. but when your minding your own business and some serious trouble comes knocking on your door, especially multiple opponents in a restricted space you will need techniques that can restrain, immobilize and inflict extreme pain quickly and effectively.
Not Flashy, But Effective

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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