What Does and Doesn’t Cause Injury
January 25, 2011 by goshinman · Leave a Comment
This real world video shows further examples of strikes that cause injury… as well as punches and kicks that are ineffective. Well – it looks as though it has been removed – which goes to show that reality self defence in the face of violence is a different world from safe ‘dojo’ activities… This was [...]
Weapons-Part-2-TFT-Podcast
January 18, 2011 by goshinman · Leave a Comment
Tim Larkin and master instructor Chris Rank-Buhr discuss the principals taught in the Weapons DVD Series (Knives, Guns and Clubs) and how you can defeat any criminal thug armed with a weapon… when all you have are your own body weapons. Part 2 of 2.
Weapons – Part 1 – TFT Podcast
January 18, 2011 by goshinman · Leave a Comment
Tim Larkin and master instructor Chris Rank-Buhr discuss the principals taught in the Weapons DVD Series (Knives, Guns and Clubs) and how you can defeat any criminal thug armed with a weapon… when all you have are your own body weapons. Part 1 of 2.
Pressure Points Fighting – a Total Approach
July 10, 2010 by goshinman · Leave a Comment
Pressure Point Secrets – Advanced Players To The Game I’m sure you know that Russell Stutely is one of our most popular instructors – and with good reason…Russell has probably forgotten more about real-life self-defence, pressure points mastery, street protection and hand-to-hand combatives than most other experts combined. You’d think the guy didn’t have ‘anything’ [...]
Senshido is a Reality-Based Self Defense for Everyone
December 1, 2009 by goshinman · Leave a Comment
A Little Background on Senshido Senshido Combative Technology is the brainchild of Richard Dimitri of Montreal Canada . He is considered to be one of the top instructors of self defense in the world and has taught the system in law enforcement, military personnel as well as the average Joe. Senshido is self defense for [...]
Self Defense 101
November 29, 2009 by goshinman · Leave a Comment
Where to Start, What to Look For, What to Avoid, Who to Train With First of all, I prefer the term Personal Protection or Protective Offense to Self Defense, for the former is proactive (placing you mentally in control of the situation) while the latter is reactive (makes you feel like a victim waiting for [...]
