Ninjutsu Martial Arts Strategy Momenti stages in a Self-Defense

Ninjutsu Martial Arts Strategy Momenti stages in a Self-Defense One of the main pivot point Ninjutsu in my leaing process of martial arts has happened when I realized there was something more than mere hard punches, kicks, and not, which is the traditional martial arts and self-defense training. In fact, once I saw that happen, my mind was diverted by a shift towards this "style" or that, and began to look beyond the technologies themselves ...... what is "done" with every movement in a string.The technical question, I began to ask "What is the logic behind the moves?" E ", why they are moving in this channel ? "And this is what the book," The control of the fight: The 5 Keys strategy of defense, is all about.It 's to understand and recognize the major bridges, including a stage .... .. ...... a strategic time in self-defense and another.It 's on the control of "pieces" of the fight scene that must be managed strategically in the right order and at the right time, if you are successful.What in these critical moments of the flow of fight? Let me first tell you what they are not NOT.They ...... Punch when you are in contact with the surface of the body with the assailant ...... freezes when its come to immobilize him and prevent him from continuing the fight against ...... when you take your "way-cool" attitude ...... the way you leaed to keep your weapon, or ...... hundreds of other "things" that most of the books, video, and schools of martial arts and defense focus almost exclusively on.But not have these things or not. If you do not understand what I am trying to point out, you will not see it.Confused? Not be.The point here is that, behind any move or technique itself - the punch, block, run, etc. - there is a "reason" that this technique is made in this way, and at this time. There is something that the technology is doing "for" or "our attacker that gains, maintains, or accentuates our control. In short ...... there is something that makes a technology fair and appropriate for a given period of time ...... and completely wrong for another.And, make no mistake here. We're talking about an application of scientific principles that work and have worked for centuries. And this science works ...... for those who know, and the control thereof in the fight! What does it mean that if you know how to use this application in science and the logic of his strategic use of your skills and techniques, will probably win. If you do not have your abuser and make lose.So, what are these moments or critical phases? ... They are: 1) The ability to assess your situation and understand what the assailant is doing or trying to do to you.2) Your defense against attacks. And 'the ability to neutralize the effect that his attacks were to have you.3) How is the imbalance in a way that prevents your assailant to do with its strategy and literally in a position of weakness.4) The real attack against you using to strike or to take him to the ground. This is the stage where you take the fight him.5) The ability to assess the impact that technology has had on your assailant and what your next move (escape, restrain, or prepare for another barrage of attacks), it should be. In fact, my attempt to lea how to successfully defend myself and others, I was lucky enough to find teachers who could point the way towards many of these responses. Unfortunately (or fortunately, because I was really having to watch), we are not talking about the step by step, the mechanics of the "style" here, because they can be taught to virtually anyone virtually anyone else. What we are talking about is something that can not be seen unless you know what you're looking for. It's invisible to the naked eye, but nonetheless.Just so. Each of these critical moments - the keys - is important, is not essential in any comprehensive strategy of defense. But if the book "The Karate-Myth" focused on the great strategy for the defense of the images that bring the general awareness of the realities facing the attacker (remember?), What I'm talking about here is the little-picture strategy of Phase 6 - "to do with the attack." When the overall package of self-defense is the latest strategy "to avoid" dangerous situations just because, this life saving on all the knowledge in an effective and efficient management is located. And when the "rubber meets the road" so to speak ...... no matter what the average number of cool techniques you know, is what you ...... can "do" with Mr. Miller them.Jeffrey is the founder and director of Warrior Concepts Inteational in Sunbury, Pennsylvania. He is the author of "Foundations of Self-Defense Mastery" eCourse, which is available free for subscribers of his newsletter to the defense. You can subscribe to the newsletter at the following address: E 'the creator of RED: Not Martial Arts Defensive Training Program, author of the book, "The Karate-Myth" as powerful "Danger Prevention Tactics" video. Additional information is available by visiting