DO YOU TEACH RAPID ASSAULT TACTICS?
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For years I have been contacted and asked whether I teach Rapid Assault Tactics (R.A.T). Originally the RAT system and principles were taught by Sifu Paul Vunak and Sifu Thomas Cruse and I believe it's very effective. Most of the people...
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Some have asked me about energy drills such as Chi Sao, Lap Sao, Hubad and etc. they like to know where they fit in and what is their purpose in my opinion. Some JKD practitioners used to do the-above drills, but have completely abandoned...
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I often hear new students ask me what is the best stance in fighting. I, first teach such students a-1964-1973 basic concept of stance, but I mention to them that this concept is evolutionary in scope, and in the final analysis, they need...
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A student of mine this morning sent me a message and asked me a good question and I answered him. Here is what he asked: My student: Sifu what do you enjoy most about being an instructor/teacher? There are these few sentences by Bruce Lee...
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Every feeling and emotion that Carr has had during his real combat seal is unraveled within the pages of this novel fiction! It's a must read! https://officialjackcarr.com...
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When standing we tend to call it balance and when clinching or ground fighting we usually call it base. Don't ask me why! But the two words are sort of interchangeable, depending on your personal inclination---but that doesn't matter. The...
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Today we had a women's self-defense seminar. All participants were excited and eager to absorb useful information. The theme was about some of the most common positions that a woman may end up in, if she were taken to the ground----which...
Read More →Women in recent decades have become more and more involved with martial arts, which is a great news---not just for self-defense purposes, but also for stress reduction, health, and longevity. Also, the advancement in athletic sciences...
Read More →Seminars are important for seven critical reasons: 1) They are meant to familiarize you with a broad general knowledge of our Art. 2) They are meant to be a litmus test for you, whether you even like to peruse your training---- learning...
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There are three areas that a comprehensive martial arts program should consist of: 1) Relative and Intuitive Athletic Development (RIAD): A student should develop an acute natural sense of distance control; a friendly/relaxed natural...
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