Part 3: Krav Maga vs. Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, Why Most Stand-Up Fights Look the Way They Do
In my post about balance and first principles (“Part 2:Krav Maga vs. Brazilian Jiu-jitsu” ), I mentioned that by understanding […]
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“Evidence-Based” Self-Defense?
A while back, I picked up the June, 2015 edition of “COMMON GROUND”. For those of you who are not
Book Review
Book review for: “Krav Maga: Real World Solutions to Real World Violence”
The book I’m going to discuss with you came out a while ago; however, this post is the first book
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The Truth About Multiple Opponent Defenses
Multiple opponents, multiple opponents, multiple opponents, as a Self-defense professional who focuses primarily on Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, I sure hear a
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Part 2: Krav Maga vs. Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, First Principles
In an earlier post I discussed the major differences between Krav Maga and Brazilian Jiu-jitsu as self-defense systems. In that
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Martial Arts and the Military Mind
A question that I am often asked is about the kind of unarmed combat, “defensive tactics”, martial arts or Hand-to-hand
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Case Study: for “To be…(On the Ground), or not to be…”
In my last post we looked at perhaps the very most common baseless assertion from the “pseudo-profession”. This wildly unsupported
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To be…(On the Ground), or not to be…
As I mentioned in one of my previous posts, one of the very most moronic pieces of advice given to
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The Truth About “Haymaker” Defenses
This post is going to be about the “haymaker” also known as the “big right hand”. More specifically we are
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“Fist Fighting”: A Cultural Perspective
Ever since the Rise in popularity of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, in North America, we have had to suffer through an on-going