 What is speed in fighting? It is the velocity of your hands, feet and body movement, or there are other prevalent essentials in a good fighter. What is a good fighter? To answer these questions a good fighter is one who can hit his opponent or enemy quicker, harder and yet avoid being hit. He dosn`t only posess a pair of fast hands and feet or quick body movement, perfect balance or keen awareness. Some are enpowered with some of these, but hard training as direct results that extra speed can only be done by hours of practise with apparaus and speed drills. This is your new blog post. Click here and start typing, or drag in elements from the top bar.
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 Steves philosophy of Ryukyu Kempo Karate Jutsu
Steve began to refine the Ryukyu Kempo system with his knowledge of Karate, Boxing and street fighting experience. Steve has accomplished this through philosophies, principles and techniques best translated fast and hard to devate the enemy by speed and power. To assure survival in the streets one of the must in the ryu is the physical workout, timing, speed and train, train, train with great determination. Street fighting is not just hitting, but aiming at the weak spots of your foe, the ultimate goal is to prepare ourselves for any situation, we are not in game and since you have only one life take care of it as best you can. Ryukyu kempo karate jutsu is one of the most functional self-defence fighting systems in exsistance today. Mastering the above presents the essential techniques, tactics and training to excel in this system. Quote: The commander and police officers from the 17th Parana - Brazil state military police battalion " Thank you for the time, effort and dedication given to teach us the best techniques for self-defence. Sao Jose Dos Pinnais 24th Novembro 2008. For courses abroad contact us through the " Contact Us " section on this website For courses in the United Kingdom or Ireland contact Fergal Hughes on [email protected]  Seperating myth from reality
What do i know from personal experience and research? All i am doing is offering advice not preaching the gospel, maybe you wont have to bleed to learn them like I did, lets face it fighting hurts and the truth is, its unpredictable. Most people dont have the experience it takes to know what to watch out for, these things do happen in alleys and bars. Incase you hadn`t noticed death is a long term thing, crippled is no week stint. Period one can minimize attacks if your alert. In Ryukyu Kobudo, Ryukyu training you will get the advanced details to defend yourself in a real street fight. Many films, Mags, tv programmes depict knife combat in a totally unrealistic manner, most of which will probably get you killed. In an actual self-defence confrontation out on the streets its sometimes more important to know what not to do than what to do. Avoiding the pitfalls posed by knife self-defence mythology may very well save your life or from injury. To thousands of innocent people who are attacked by thugs in our streets each year Ryukyu training may prevent needless injury. Tired of walking menance, Towns, Citys, Streets in fear? Let Ryukyu help you walk with confidence - Contact Us Now  I am fascinated with speed, the one ingredient in martial arts that still thrills this ageing scrapper is speed, hands that move as quickly as an Iguana tongue, kicks that crack the air .
Though there are a few exceptions most competitors and instructors agree that speed is one of the most important attributes a fighter can posses. Physical strength, courage, flexibility, endurance, sparring ability and grappling skills are all important but if you are not fast enough to block an opponents attack, or your to blow to hit him the other attributes will be of little value. In the Ryukyu system you can learn how to go fast. Can perception be improved? Reflexes sharpened? Timing polished? Are there things that can be done to to double your speed? The answer is yes to all of these questions. I have experienced with all of the excersises and drills and the exciting news is that i have got faster in the process. Know that you can develop speed if your tired. Improvement takes time and effort but it is definetely worth it because its fun to be fast. Instructor Steve " What do we want class "? Speed Instructor Steve " When do we want it "? Now Speed is often the difference between first and second in a tournament or first and dead in a real life battle.  Have you ever defended yourself from someone with a knife intent on killing or injuring you?
Are your theories derived from television, movies or magazines? Be honest with yourself, knife fighting myths can be your greatest enemy, learn the basic facts. 1, Experienced fighters do not lead with the knife. 2, Experienced fighters will not leave the knife hand extended and stationary after a thrust allowing you the chance to apply a hold. 3, An experienced fighter will hit you with his free hand, it is not paralyzed, it takes guts to face someone with a knife or a broken bottle. Be aware of the easy solution, in Ryukyu kobudo, training is simple and direct, you should have the attitude that no one can stop you, never panic. Practice direct no nonsense training methods. Think, observe and learn. Remember this when you apply Ryukyu kobudo in your training. Staying alive is the primary reason. |
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