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Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense Masaaki Hatsumi, Quintin Chambers
Publisher: Kodansha America

Train to get to your weapon faster with this FREE Guide! We want to fight with all our might and the moves we have above in the second phase. It's an excellent work on tanjojutsu, based on techniques of the Kukishin-ryu, and titled Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-Defense, from Kodansha International. I start my courses with teaching the hand-to-hand combat part – knife and stick fighting elements, so that my students would understand there's one principle for any situation, it doesn't matter if an opponent has a knife in his hand, or a stick, or maybe it's just his fist. Stick Fighting - techniques of self defense. Learn self-defense moves #1 – One of the first techniques you are going to learn that works very effectively is the eye gouge. Not a prime example of self defense, though. Info Button The ideal weapon for self-defense is a stick. The ideal weapon for self-defense is a stick. Thankfully, regardless of strength, size, or previous training, anyone can learn several effective self-defense techniques. Stick Fighting: Techniques of Self-DefenseStep-by-step instructions and over 300 photographs allow the trainee to follow and learn the techniques with ease. While practicing Hapkido stick fighting techniques he started studying cane moves. The development of this technique is credited to Mark Shuey a Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido expert. Here are some free self defense techniques for anyone from a beginner to an experienced fighter who find themselves in a life or death fight. He created a system that could be best described as a mixture of several indigenous European self defence methods, resulting in one of the most complete and effective stick fighting methods ever devised ***. By the 19th century, the During his teenage years, he often ventured from one academy to another, learning new martial arts techniques and testing his skills against anyone who'd pick up a sword, stick or pair of boxing gloves. The sad truth is that if you want to win a fight, it's best to stick with the basics. In sport every fighter makes his own set of techniques, but teaching self-defense we teach anyone one and the same techniques, because they are the most rational and selected moves.