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Thanks for this post. I really appreciate the great advise given here. I am new to the art, and was wondering myself about what would be the best way to approach it. So for now, I will focus on my legwork.Regards,Randolphankle support
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I think it is beneficial in martial arts to understand the the body and how it works. For example, some people offer "the secret to 1-touch knock-outs". There's no secret, some points on the body when struck or tapped even lightly, can cause qi to descend quickly. When the qi rapidly leaves the head/brain area, the person falls down. This is medical knowledge, not just martial arts teaching. Traditionally, students trained hard which resulted in
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In my opinion, the best things that you could realistically have on your person that would help you survive a knife attack, would be a belt and a cell phone. You could use the belt as a tourniquet to keep from bleeding to death, while you use the cell phone to call for help. These things may seem obvious, but I don't think anyone who is attacked in this way would see it coming, and these are things that I know I would have with me if it were to ever happen.
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