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Written by Graham Kuerschner
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The use of closed-fist strikes in self-defence could be your downfall.
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Are you ready for Real Violence?
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Written by Clive Girdham
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In 48 hours time, you and your family are going to be exposed to some serious anti-social violence. So are you ready? Are you going to be the winner or the loser? Winning conjures up images of medals and trophies, but in the context of this review, it’s something vastly different: are you prepared to NOT become a trophy of an anti-social offender or, even worse, an ‘asocial’ killer? How would you like an opportunity to get on an even playing field with the worst people on the planet? Clive Girdham checked out the recent Target Focus Training course in Sydney, where students were taught how to do just that, by mastering ‘the tool of violence’.
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Written by Graham Kuerschner
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The fight is only over when the other guy decides it is.
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Written by Tom Sotis
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Try this two-person drill from knife combat expert Tom Sotis to train realistic reactions to a surprise knife attack.
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Written by Chelsea Attard
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A review of Richard Dimitri’s Senshido seminars Down Under
Former bouncer and bodyguard Richard Dimitri has long been lauded in reality-based self-defence circles for creating the now-famous ‘Shredder’ concept, which is central to the Senshido system he founded. Yet teaching people how to survive brutal violence by studying the violent saw him develop a dark outlook on the world, and he found himself facing perhaps his most powerful enemy — that within. A result of his personal journey back into the light, the Canadian has now turned his organisation Senshido International into a movement for peace as much as self-protection. Chelsea Attard met Dimitri and experienced his teaching method at his recent seminars in Melbourne — the third stop on a tour that also included Brisbane and Sydney. story by chelsea attard | images by jim armstrong
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Written by John B Will
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If you lack situational awareness, your self-defence capabilities will be found wanting at the worst possible moment.
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