" How Would You Do In An Aikido Fight? Be Confident That You Can Deal With an Aikido Street Fight! "
Does the idea of an Aikido street fight fill you with fear? How do you really know that you will do well? What are the main tools you can use with Aikido and self defense. After all, practise is fairly safe in the comfort of a dojo! Maybe, where you train the practise of Aikido is more focused on harmony, and the connection of energy between partners, than on Aikido and self defense. There is nothing wrong with this type of practise, in fact, it is preferable to focus on the flow of energy between training partners. This teaches you how to be in harmony with other people, and not to resist life. It also helps you to use the art in your daily life as you interact with other people. But, if you practise this way, all of the time, you are not prepared for the shock of a real Aikido fight. If you are suddenly attacked, out of the blue, for no reason whatsoever, then you are more likely to freeze than react well. This is the reality of the situation. A sudden attack, leading to an Aikido street fight will not go well, unless you prepare for the situation. Even an attack that you know is coming, as aggressive verbal attacks sometimes lead to physical attacks, you may still freeze in your tracks, leading to injury or serious harm. One of the main reasons you are unlikely to react, in a favourable way, is that you are not prepared for the pure venom that another person can have for you. A truly aggressive attacker actually, in the moment, wants to cause you serious harm. This could lead to physical and emotional damage that you may never truly recover from. It has been shown, time and again by experts in street defense, Peter Consterdine, Geoff Thompson, Russell Stutely etc., who are martial arts experts, on the front line and have been in that scenario hundreds of times, how martial artists will often fail in defending themselves. Some of the main reasons they give are... 1 - Lack of true awareness of your surrounding environment. 2 - Believing certain techniques will work, when its unlikely. 3 - The shock and adrenaline dump of an Aikido fight may freeze you. Martial artists, including Aikidoka, generally train in a very safe environment, where the attacks are weak, and you can do it again if the technique goes wrong. They are also, not usually, put under the type of stress they will experience in an Aikido street fight situation. Ok, so how do you feel you will fare in an Aikido fight now? Good, not so good? The main thing is to be realistic about this. You are probably not studying the art of Aikido in order to be able to defend yourself in an Aikido and self defense scenario. There is so much more to the art... right? But, although you do not expect to be attacked, it can happen. After all it happens to someone, so you must be prepared for your turn! You Can Be Confident Of Your Abilities In An Aikido Fight. Learn How To Easily And Quickly Adapt Your Skills For Aikido and Street DefenseMy own idea about Aikido and street defense is that you should practise in a variety of different ways. Aikido is great with that harmonious flow of energy between two or more people. It is also great if you have someone to attack hard, in a more spontaneous way, and truly test yourself.
I personally practise both hard and soft Aikido, with extras added to the mix. What are these extras?, I hear you say...
Well, over the years I have developed an intensity in my practise, that is a lot more realistic in practical Aikido and street defense terms. I have also made a long time study of acupressure for healing and combat purposes. This gives me the ability to enhance my techniques using pressure points.
This study led me to the work of an unusual instructor, who has given me the tools to feel a lot more confident about using my abilities in an Aikido fight. He also teaches how to truly speed up the learning curve by reducing his methods down to the essentials... what actually works.
He has spent many years at the cutting edge of real combat, by working the doors of nightclubs etc. Many of his students are doormen, security, and millitary, who need the best training to stay safe. He has developed a fantastic curriculum of effective tools that will greatly enhance your Aikido and self defense skills.
Who is he? His name is master Russell Stutely, who is acknowledged as Europe's Leading Authority on the use of pressure points in the martial arts. He has been instrumental in dragging traditional martial arts into the 21st century. He is a regular columnist for Britain's most prestigious martial arts magazines, Martial Arts Illustrated, Traditional Karate and Combat.
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