Karate Self Defense Techniques - Very Good For Women Too

[travisgarretson11 20]

Since we are all staying home and not doing anything, might as well learn a valuable skill.

Who knows, maybe these karate techniques will come in handy one day.. This video is good for women too...

 

no need to understand what she is saying. the video is self explanatory 

 

 

Edited May 17, 2020 by travisgarretson11

[travisgarretson11 20]

any1 here do any martial arts, lol????

 

 

I noticed they uploaded a knife defense video. I like this one better though

 

 

Edited May 30, 2020 by travisgarretson11

[onek 306]

On 5/17/2020 at 5:26 AM, travisgarretson11 said:

Since we are all staying home and not doing anything, might as well learn a valuable skill.

Who knows, maybe these karate techniques will come in handy one day.. This video is good for women too...

 

no need to understand what she is saying. the video is self explanatory 

 

 

Not a bad idea. Good luck 👍 

[Steeleballz 7,550]

 

   

On 5/29/2020 at 9:54 PM, travisgarretson11 said:

any1 here do any martial arts, lol????

 

 

I noticed they uploaded a knife defense video. I like this one better though

 

 

  I did when I was younger. The 2 most important overlooked techniques for people who haven't trained (IMO) are always be aware of your surroundings and run if you can. My preference is not to allow a situation where a potential attacker gets close enough to where I would need to use self defense.

   

[Prizm123 1,086]

i used to until i snapped my ankle to a 90 degree angle landing from a kick in practice

it hurt pretty bad and i dropped like a rock. couldnt walk for a long time

fortunately it wasnt too severe and no permanent damage. ankle got swelling the size of a softball though. didnt have health insurance back then, and my gait is still a little off that its caused other problems with my joints on that leg