Defending Against Wrist Grab PLUS a ‘Bonus’ Package on Kicks (part 1)

  • Defending Against Wrist Grab:
    • Includes a great discussion on Personal Safety (how to avoid getting into danger in the first place?) due to an actual Predator Attack on a young girl that took place.
    • The Wrist Grab is a very common attack / grab yet most people have no idea how to deal with it effectively.
    • Learn how to defend against a Wrist Grab in both a ‘non-violent’ way AND in a ‘violent’ way.
    • Find out why would you even need to learn a ‘non-violent’ way?
    • Arm yourself with various finishing attacks in this situation.

 

  • Kicks (part 1):
    • Should you even use kicks in a multiple attacker scenario?
    • The Push Kick – both effective and powerful if done correctly!
    • Block as you kick – Why and How?
    • Learn to use the Push Kick similar to your Jab Cross!
    • When to use the ‘Front’ Push Kick and when to use the ‘Rear’ Push Kick?
    • ‘Stop’ your opponent OR ‘Break’ your opponent!
    • The Push Kick for the STREET!
    • Kick to provoke!
    • Learn how to set up your opponent for a knock-out!
    • Throwing Push Kicks in a multiple attacker scenario!
    • Disguising the Foot Stomp!
    • The Foot Stomp for the STREET!
    • Arm yourself with various follow-up attacks after the Foot Stomp.
    • Using the Foot Stomp in a multiple attacker scenario!
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Personal Safety + Defending Against Wrist Grab – Part 1
2

Defending Against Wrist Grab – Using the Hammer – Part 2
3

Defending Against Wrist Grab – Exploring Various Finishing Attacks – Part 3a
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Defending Against Wrist Grab – Exploring various finishing attacks – Part 3b
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Defending against Wrist Grab – With Pads – Part 4a
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Defending against Wrist Grab – With Pads – Part 4b
7

Kicks – The Push Kick
8

Kicks – The Foot Stomp – Part 1
9

Kicks – The Foot Stomp – Part 2

Cost for 9 videos – $49.99 one-off payment

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Love how you break things down and go into so much detail in these videos! Being an existing student, I have previously learned some of these techniques but to my surprise, there was even more to learn from these videos! Great stuff!

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Being a total beginner, I was a little sceptical at first I have to admit but I found the videos to surpass all of my expectations. The information given is extensive to say the least which is wonderful and your teaching style is also very good. I really enjoy the bloopers at the end also. For someone who has never met you personally, it’s refreshing to see the lighter side of you too. Keep up the great work.

G.E.
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With more time on my hands these days, I wanted to get back into some sort of self defence training and I came across your home videos. I have previously trained in other styles but I can say without any hesitation that what you teach is superb and unlike anything else I have tried before. It's surprising that I never heard of this system previously but now that I’ve found it, I’m keen to learn as much as I can.

T.S.
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I come from a combat sport background having done many years of Muay Thai and BJJ. I thought I knew enough but your training has demonstrated that there is a huge difference when it comes to actual self-defence for the streets. The mental and psychological training is especially interesting as it is quite different to what I was previously used to, but it makes so much sense. This was definitely an eye-opener for me and I will be continuing with my Defence Lab training.

B.L.
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I mainly joined to maintain my fitness and try something new. And the idea of learning self defence in the process also appealed to me. After learning a technique and then practising it at a faster pace, I quickly realised that self defence fitness is not the same a gym fitness! LOL I thoroughly enjoy the training as I build up a great sweat and I also feel more confident with each new technique learnt.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What experience do I need?

No experience is required whatsoever. These Home Videos are for people of all levels of experience, including complete beginners.

How many HVOC Packages do you plan to make?

Defence Lab is all about ‘Reality Based Self Defence’ which means that there is a VAST amount of amazing training to benefit from in so many different areas of study. Why? Simply because there are so many different possibilities to be found in real life scenarios.

Therefore these HVOC Packages will be taking you on a journey…… and it really does depend on how far you want to take your training.

We have people training with Defence Lab for many years and they are still learning new skills and increasing their understanding. So you will never get bored!

What equipment do I need?

No equipment is needed. People can obviously use punching bags and focus mitts when training with a partner to help in their overall training experience but in reality, one can also easily train solo in shadow, so no equipment is really needed.

Do I need a partner?

There are many benefits in training with a partner but in reality this is not always possible and so many Self Defence and Martial Arts practitioners train solo in shadow as well. Not having a partner should never be an excuse not to train.

What skills will I develop?

Apart from physical fitness and mental well-being, you will also develop many other KEY skills as follows:

  1. First and foremost, you will be learning ‘life-saving’ Self Defence skills.
  2. Increased Confidence, Self-belief and Empowerment – feeling more dangerous naturally gives you more confidence, which in turn automatically makes you less likely to be seen as a target by others.
  3. A greater understanding of street violence and how best to avoid it.
  4. Improved overall balance.
  5. Greater speed and strength.
  6. Better physical co-ordination.
  7. And all of the above Life-skills are also transferrable and beneficial in other areas of one’s life.