littlecelt
01-10-2005, 11:22
I was glad to see the split off to new threads; I was wondering how to do this. There is another area I would like to present for discussion.
At times, the martial arts are presented by some as the silver bullet for self-defense. We’ve all seen those self-defense promotions that tout walking tall and proud – all important and valid – but how do we support and aid those who have trained to walk proud and not be a victim and still end up in a totally unforeseen situation?
There are a couple of amazing articles –“A Strategy and Tactics Primer for the Martial Artist” and “The Four Basic Truths of Violent Assault, by Rory A. Miller”.
I present these things for your consideration.
At times, the martial arts are presented by some as the silver bullet for self-defense. We’ve all seen those self-defense promotions that tout walking tall and proud – all important and valid – but how do we support and aid those who have trained to walk proud and not be a victim and still end up in a totally unforeseen situation?
There are a couple of amazing articles –“A Strategy and Tactics Primer for the Martial Artist” and “The Four Basic Truths of Violent Assault, by Rory A. Miller”.
I present these things for your consideration.