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  Re: Going to a war zone in one year         


Author: dominantmale
Date: Sep 25, 2006 08:20

pdfjoprj@yahoo.com wrote:
> Hello all. I'm planning a trip to Lebanon and the West Bank a year
> from now to film a documentary. I will not be carrying any weapons, as
> to do so would negate my civilian status, but I would like to have some
> chance at defending myself if attacked, particularly if my attacker(s)
> has a weapon. I don't have any prior martial arts experience and I'm
> not a particularly big guy (about 5'11", 170 lbs)...given that I have a
> year to learn what I can, what type of martial arts would be the most
> practical to study?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Marlow

Dude if you think one year of any martial arts training is gonna stop
several kidnappers with a plan and ak-47's, youre delusional, and you
watch to many movies!
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  Re: Womens Self Defense         


Author: dominantmale
Date: Sep 22, 2006 17:08

The reason no experts have replied is due to the fact that they would
understand that defending one's self in a violent situation is based on
staying calm, being in GREAT physical condition (especially if you are
a woman), and then knowing what to attack and when to attack. The only
way to achieve this is to train... hard.... several times a week.
Telling anyone that they can become proficient enough to defend
themselves after a 6 weeks course, or by reading a book or website, is
just a scam.
JMSRN159 wrote:
> I saw a post from the gentleman below and I would like to address his
> comment if I can.
>
> (((((((((((((((((Re: Credible women's self-defense?
> ... Could you guys try speaking to the issues involved, instead of "try
> jiu jutsu,"
> "try X," "try Y?" For instance, nobody has yet handed me a website that
> focuses
> on women's self-defense, or named a particular school somewhere that
> definitely
> specializes in women's self-defense, nor has any expert practitioner ...
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