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The police fought a losing battle against crime guns and knife crime?
Well, yes, theres no space in prisons which lock people caught with guns and knives. judges have received orders to send fewer people to jail, even a murderer may be in such only 12 years (for a sentence of life imprisonment). No punishment = more crime.
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It is a known fact that many people a year of study after year martial arts, kata practice and memorize after kata. They compete in all tournaments (for night trophy winner). They move from white belt to yellow, to orange, to purple, green, blue, brown and finally to the coveted black belt. However, I know of several high-ranking belts that have succeeded in real life or death street riots that have involved the assailant wielding a weapon, and that is a reaction exaggerated to make the wrong technique or just froze because he just have too much technical information and many in his brain to process them enough fast. The final result. They felt afraid and / or were not able to defend themselves properly. This is a very serious and humiliating revelation to really understand who thought the reality of high intensity, speed and the violent nature of a real street fight. There are essentially 5 major causes of fear during a confrontation real street fight but like all life's problems, one must be a solution. I have for you here in this article.
Cause # 1 - Lack of preparation of technical knowledge Too Many - Most martial artists are guilty of this. The techniques that fill his head, the longer it will take the process to be executed when in many cases, you must react with split second knee reflex time. It's much better to know two or three most effective exercises that are so similar to each other that only would require a slight change in any of them to adapt their self-defense to cope with a blow, a knife or a club. This means that you would center all AUC around a handful of techniques that you master. Who do you think has the fastest reaction time - the person who knows and dominates only two or three techniques or the person who knows 400 possible moves? Knowing too much cause confusion, uncertainty and in the final analysis - fear.
Solution: In self-defense, learning less, but the best learning is the answer.
Cause # 2 - the lack of thought control - This is a simple but clear principle. What makes you think she feels. So if that's the case, and is, just have to learn to control their thoughts. Allow the use of adrenaline and the feeling "fight or flight" that course through your body when you realize that the "adjustment is about to hit the shan." Give permission to be angry! Realize that this person before you is not King Kong or Godzilla. He is human. If cut, he bleeds. If he is beaten with enough force and in the right place, will fall. This person before you could hurt yourself if you let him, so I never held her daughter or kiss your wife new. Do not get the idea that P. Oed?
Solution: If you practice getting angry in this way, say, 10 minutes a day for 21 days, you be amazed how the outlook starts to change for fear of the fierce.
Cause # 3 - unrealistic training environments - Do you train with a foot IG barefoot? You! Well, I regret to inform you that this is not the way you walk around the street in real life, in a suit Asian and barefoot, unless you is making some strange kind of fashion statement. The closer you can get the training environment to look and feel like the real world, more will feel comfortable as long as the actual situation of self defense happens. That are not easy to find, but self-defense instructor who trains with the shoes and have at least a portion of their training centers to mimic the real world, showing how to fight on a staircase, in a closed room, against a wall, etc.
Solution: The most realistic of its training environment, less fear, if any, will feel as long as the real fight happens.
Cause # 4 - Qualified Instructors - Ah, the great majority of senseis and noncombatants sifus street or street-oriented combat. Way too many schools of martial sports and arts are fitness oriented. They do not train for real fights. They train for "fighting game". How do I say this? The tournaments are the sport. The Sport is a game. Game is a game. Therefore, if you train only or mainly for tournaments, is trained to "play fight".
Solution: If you want to learn about all self-defense, ask your Sensei or Sifu, to show what is your program for self-defense and combatives street. If you do not get an answer satisfactory, find another instructor.
Cause # 5 - Lack of a dog-headed determination to overcome their fears - You know you feel fear. You know that I feel prepared. That's good.
Solution: If you have a dog-headed determination to overcome his fears, with the correct orientation, ie with the right instructor, will overcome their fear of the fight. I guarantee you that. It's just a matter of time and persistence that will one day be able said: "I fear no man!"
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From Charles Prosper - The Kung Fu Fighting Guy
