This video comes from Instructor Mario Karam in Lebanon.
We’ve seen this way too many times in the movies – bad guy, knife to the throat – hostage type of situation.
A few things to consider…
- In order for him to stab you he will have to withdraw the weapon to generate enough force to penetrate the target. This means you’ll have ONE MOVE to create enough opportunity to gain momentum over the attacker.
- In order for him to slash or slice you he will need to generate enough downforce and pressure – as well as lateral movement to effectively cause damage. This means you’ll have ONE MOVE. One leads to two, two lead to three and three leads to FLOOR (get it?).
- Your chances of being critically injured by one or two stabs or slashes are very low. Google “Knife Wound” if you dare to see what people who have survived have endured.
- The fact that you’re not stabbed yet means that he needs something from you OR he can’t do what he wants to at this point in time…either way.. you still have ONE MOVE.
The trick (and the hardest part) is to ACT FIRST and use methods that work when your SNS is activated. In other words – keep it simple and do it as often and as fast as you can.
Like!! Great article post.Really thank you! Really Cool.
Thank you for showing me the great moves ,im disabled
Any other moves i can learn?
Hey Peter. Knowing something is always better than nothing my friend. Give the SDTS a shot. You won’t be disappointed.
Instructor Mario Karam
Beirut – Lebanon
Peter. There are many things we can potentially assist you with. Even if you are disabled. Email me at theselfdefensecompany@gmail.com and we can speak further
Muy bueno , en dos semanas comenzare con los cursos de SDTS. Un saludo Mario
Gracias Gonzalo!
An excellent video using the “Kiss” principle.
Absolutely Steve – for those who don’t know what KISS is “KEEP IT SHORT & SIMPLE”