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" How Effective Do You Think Aikido Strikes Are? You Can Easily Take Control of Any Attacker Using Simple Aikido Atemi! "

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Aikido Strikes have the power to quickly control any attacker, but many Aikido instructors tend to gloss over the details of this skill, focusing more on techniques.

This is great, as there are many details to cover about performing good aikido techniques.

But, if you have an interest in the effectiveness of your Aikido skills, then awareness, correct distance, and atemi strikes must come first.

By focusing on Aikido nerve strikes, you can quickly take control in a difficult street attack scenario.

In reality, knowing dozens of techniques, will not help you when the chips are down in a street war.

It has been proven time and again, by martial arts experts, who test their skills at the cutting edge, that complex dojo technical skills become unavailable when adrenaline is rushing through your veins.

People like Geoff Thompson and Peter Consterdine, who are high dan grade martial arts experts, know what really happens. They have worked the doors at some of the most dangerous clubs in the UK.

They have clearly stated that during an attack, there are only a few skills they can draw on to control the situation. There is often no time or space to react to your attacker, who is likely to be very close, so a well trained pre-emptive strike removes the need for a full on battle.

This is why a focused study of Aikido strikes is essential if you want to protect yourself and your family. Some Aikido dojo's barely cover the subject at all, others do, but not in enough detail.

Street violence is quite rare, but it is there, and if you ignore it, thinking it won't happen to you, then you may get a shock. The only way to deal with this is to be prepared, just in case!

You can prepare yourself by making a study of Aikido strikes, that is... pressure point nerve atemi. This will give you the skills to bring down or distract a much stronger opponent... and fast.

Of course, in the heat of battle, you may not be accurate enough to hit those important points, so, you'll also need to learn how to generate a lot of power to be sure of the effectiveness of your strikes.



Focusing on Aikido Nerve Strikes Can
Prepare YOU for an Unexpected Attack!

When you have solved the following issues, you will be ready and prepared for a real and frightening street attack situation...

1 - How to control fear and the adrenaline rush.

2 - When the right time comes to act, react or escape.

3 - How to use your Aikido strikes to be accurate and powerful.

4 - Where to hit on the body for maximum effectiveness.

5 - Which 5 Aikido techniques to use.

6 - How to adapt them to work for you.

There are many other factors you'll have to take into consideration... your surrounding environment, innocent people nearby, does the aggressor have mates, can you talk them down, when to back off and run away, use an Aikido strike to disable or distract, how to take full control.

Also remember that aggressors can be very strong and resistant, especially when they are under the influence of drugs, so you may need to use powerful strikes and pain to remove their desire to harm you.

These are just some of the main points you will need to think about. Practise your Aikido strikes to become skilled, and stay safe.

You should avoid violence at all costs, but you must be ready to explode into action, if absolutely necessary :)



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