Basic Instincts of Self-Defense
Defenses Against Unarmed Attacks
by Thomas Kurz and Lt. Col. Grzegorz Piwowarczyk
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Video: 104 minutes | Format: DVD | System: NTSC
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ISBN: 978-0-940149-12-0
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Orders from USA are usually delivered within 4 business days.Learn:
How to defend against 55 common attacks by turning the attacker's force against him
- How to defeat much stronger attackers without strength or agility
- How to defeat all bear hugs and grabs, from the front and from behind
- How to protect yourself from skillful punching and kicking attacks
- How to throw attackers to the ground or put them in armlocks
- How to fall so you will not get hurt if tripped or thrown down
- How to defend yourself when the attacker holds you down on the ground
- How to eliminate the need for long training and quick reactions
Learn self-defense and stand-up grappling from the best, not the second best. Pawel Nastula won the Judo World Championship in 1995 and 1997 and Olympic gold in 1996, and Magdalena Szewczyk is Poland's Wrestling Champion (Women) and a silver medal winner in Poland's Judo Championship.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
BREAKFALLS
- Falling Backward
- Falling Sideways Rolling Fall
- Falling Forward
PASSIVE DEFENSES AGAINST GRIPS DEFENSES ENDING WITH ARMLOCKS (Locks on the shoulder and elbow joints)
- Defenses against grabs and grappling attacks
- Defenses against strikes and kicks from a distance of one leg length, or shorter
- asics of defending against strikes and kicks from a distance of one leg length
- Passive defenses
- Defenses against strikes and kicks ending with armlocks
- efenses against kicks from a distance greater than one leg length
- Basics of defending against kicks (front, side, roundhouse, and rear) from a distance greater than one leg length
- Defenses against kicks ending with armlocks
DEFENSES ENDING WITH THROWING THE ATTACKER BACKWARD
- Defenses against grabs and grappling attacks
- Defenses against strikes and kicks from a distance of one leg length, or shorter
- Defenses against kicks from a distance greater than one leg length
DEFENSES ENDING WITH THROWING THE ATTACKER OVERHEAD
- Defenses against grabs and grappling attacks
- Defenses against strikes and kicks from a distance of one leg length, or shorter
- Defenses against kicks from a distance greater than one leg length
DEFENSES AGAINST ATTACKS ON THE GROUND
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Testimonials
“The premise of the video is to offer methods of defense (mentally and
physically) which are simple to learn, simple to execute under duress, practical,
effective and whose offensive and defensive technical applications can be practiced
relatively safely at full speed, full power. It is directly stressed and often implied
through the presentation that a defender will respond in real time the way he or she
trains. And if training does not possess elements of actual power and force on force
practice, one will be inadequately prepared.
“Many years ago, during real world combative activity, I learned just how ineffective
strikes can be and just how difficult generating powerful striking applications can be
when the body and mind are under the uncontrollable influences of combat duress.
“When one learns how to use body leverage, evasive movement and balance breaking against
an attacking human adversary, as is clearly shown and taught in this DVD selection, then
one does possess strong, effective and versatile defensive tactics, leading to an inner
security that is unwavering under duress.
“I really enjoyed your Basic Instincts of Self Defense. I was impressed by its clearly laid out progression and easily learned, simple yet very effective techniques that don't rely on trying to grab a wrist or finger in the midst of a chaotic, high stress situation.
“The level of professionalism applied to the production of this DVD is
without compare. It contains a lifetime worth of defensive skills to assimilate and
master, makes it a rare and valuable find, indeed.”—Rev. A. Bodhi Chenevey,
RM, DD
Hikaze Learning Corner
Rev. A. Bodhi Chenevey writes for Jissen
Magazine
“Straightforward, efficient, and no punches pulled (pun intended)! A
"gold standard" in my video library.”—Greg Premo
Tae Kwon-do 5th Dan
Judo 1st Dan
Personal Defense Readiness (www.tonyblauer.com) Underhill, VT
“Your selection of techniques and graded advancement from armlocks to
clinch and throws, from defenses against grabs and holds to defenses against punches and
kicks are fantastic. Methodology and explanation, simplicity and practical approach is
what I like about this tape.
“My experience in some other systems gives me the possibility to highly value your tape.
I decided to include your basic idea into our training. It is an excellent link between
Aikido techniques and practical self-defense.”—Ragib Karamehmedovic
Aikido (Goshin) instructor
Sarajevo, Bosnia
“This video teaches basic defense moves against 55 typical attacks; all simple moves, all designed to work against a stronger attacker, and based on natural, instinctive reactions to assault.”—Self-Defense Magazine
“Believe me, this video delivers the goods. This is not one of those `learn to defeat any attacker in only 15 minutes with only 3 simple moves' tapes. No, this is real good self-defense packed into a 1.5 hour video.
“I would recommend this video tape to anyone. I particularly recommend it to beginning and intermediate students who are unable to attend self-defense class on a regular basis. Get yourself a partner, buy some good mats (the falls in this video can be pretty rough), and buy this video. I don't think you will be disappointed.”—Martial Arts Video Reviews
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