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How To Defend Yourself: Knees to Chest Sweep
Video Description: Learn how to perform a Knees to Chest sweep from the Guard position when your opponent tries to stand. Related Article Subjects: martial arts, chest, defense, fight, grappling, jiu-jitsu, knees, mma, mount, self, submission, sweep, train, ufc, win
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How to Defend Yourself: Knee on Chest
Learn how to perform the transition from the Side Mount position to Knee on... Are Mace Pepper Batons A Good Self Defense Weapon?By: Donald Smith | 01/04/2009 | Home SecurityWhat are the benefits of a self defense weapon like a mace pepper baton and what tactics are best used for these self defense weapons. Get A Full Body Workout With Submission FightingBy: Iprwire Staff Writer | 23/04/2007 | Sports & FitnessTo many the term submission fighting sounds like something that you would not want to take part in, but many are learning that submission fighting can be a great sport to learn. This type of fight training can literally change the way you look at life. It's challenging,... SELF DEFENSE- The Range FactorBy: Jester | 19/07/2009 | HobbiesIn the past friends have asked me "whats the first thing you do in a fight?". Usually they expect me to describe some amazing technique resulting in an instant knock-out or devastating submission.However they're a bit disappointed with the answer. Introducing Wing Chun - Chinese Self-Defense, Developed By A Woman, Even Practiced by Martial Arts Legend Bruce LeeBy: The Martial Arts Reporter | 01/11/2009 | Martial ArtsWing Chun, translated into English, means 'Eternal Spring or Beautiful Springtime' and refers to the name of Yim Wing Chun, who received Chinese boxing training from a Buddhist nun. After having read about some other famous Wing Chun practitioners such as Ip Man, Bruce Lee, Ip Chun, Leung Ting, Emin Boztepe, I just had to give it my best shot. Coming from a Shotokan karate training background I will admit that studying Wing Chun was a real change of pace, if you know what I mean. A Minimalistic Fighting Style Beats the MoviesBy: Chris Pizzo | 23/11/2009 | Art & EntertainmentSomeone once said that he wasn’t impressed by the Close Combat Training system. It seems that there might be some sour grapes here, or maybe that person just didn’t know what he was talking about. He wasn’t “impressed” by what he saw in a video. In the real world, a visually impressive fighting style doesn’t make it effective. The Rules to Winning A Street FightBy: Chris Pizzo | 23/11/2009 | BusinessThe main reason people find themselves in a street fight is that someone else thinks he has an advantage over them. This, along with a bullying mentality, is the essential reason there is such a thing as violent crime. Knowing how to disable this thought trip is key to preventing fights, and also to knowing how to win if it does come down. How To Write An Authentic Martial Arts Fight SceneBy: G.D. Baum | 20/03/2007 | Sports & FitnessMost fight scenes rely heavily upon the vague, and somewhat inaccurate, public perceptions of how martial artists would utilize their skills in a real fight. That is an unfortunate limitation, because the most interesting aspect of the martial arts is what goes on inside the mind of the fighter. That... Build a Better Defense in your BodyBy: Simon Jordan | 13/10/2007 | HealthThe lymph system is a vital part of our body but many don't know enough about it or know about it at all. By taking care of this system then we will be looking after our bodies 10 fold.
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