| | Self Defence Forum: Attack Scenarios There are generally a limited number of scenarios or settings in which an attack is most likely to take place. Be it at your workplace, home, playground or travelling in between it is important to know how to behave and handle yourself in each scenario. Sub-Forums Threads / Posts Last Post -
 Car hijacking cover anything from getting held up while you are entering or leaving your car to getting a brick through the window at a stop street or in the middle of the highway. Forum Actions: Forum Statistics: -
Attackers gain entry by many means, from the subtle posing as an official or someone in authority to full frontal assaults via the front door. Forum Actions: Forum Statistics: -
While bullying is not often a life and death situation, it is usually a form of long term abuse which diminishes the quality of life for the victim. Forum Actions: Forum Statistics:  Thread Display Options | » New Blogs
Nice! ENjoyed reading it, well informed. - 25th February 2012, 09:46 PM
| The Defence in Self Defence
When talking about self-defence, we spend a large portion of the time talking about offensive techniques. If someone attacks you, then you punch him, kick him, throw him, choke him, or whatever. Invar... - 30th September 2011, 02:34 PM
| Pushing It
What do tai chi practitioners, sumo wrestlers, and most playground bullies have in common? They all like to incorporate pushing people into their combative arsenal. And so should you. Pushing can be a... - 28th September 2011, 02:34 PM
| After The Attack
So, you’ve just been attacked. You’ve put into action all those things that you’ve been practising in your self-defence lessons, and you’ve done well enough to either get away in one piece or complete... - 26th September 2011, 02:34 PM
| Generating Power
One of the most basic summations of physical self-defence is simply: hit the other person really hard. That’s it. For all the useful tricks and tips that are out there, a good sixty or seventy percent... - 23rd September 2011, 02:34 PM
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