Surviving a knife attack - workshop

[47]

This is the first of our new monthly self defense workshops that will be conducted at the CombatCoaching.com gym in Amanzimtoti. This workshop is open to members of the public, males and females as well as current members of CombatCoaching.com
These workshops will zone in on our current crime happenings in our area: our reality; how to survive the streets of today and not become a victim. Are you a soft target? Find out by attending this workshop with Morné. It could save your life! For bookings and/or more information email info@combatcoaching.com

You can also phone us on(031) 903-7616 to book your space.
COST: non-members of CombatCoaching.com R300
members R150

http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php...09871962444310

[bandit]

This is a good one !

[prepare2win]

got this off the FB event - Saturday, September 3 · 9:30am - 12:30pm

U gonna be there 47?

[47]

Sorry, thanks for posting the date and time prepare2win!

Really wish I could make it, but unfortunately have a 21st to attend (not mine, in case anyone is wondering!)

But will be there hopefully for some of the next workshops!

[47]

Contents for the 3 hour Knife Fighting/Survival workshop:
- Case study of video footage of various real knife encounters in the street
- Basic Offense techniques and tactics
- Basic Defence techniques and tactics
- Footwork and distance control
- Close quarter and confined space attacks
- Basic First Aid and Self Triage
- Ambush attacks
- Scenario training
- Working with stage blood and props

[P35]

[Geoff Carter]

*Sigh* If only all knife attacks were like this, then yes guns would be better. Now change the distance to arms length and see what happens ;)

At this range I can guarantee even if you do draw your gun and shoot your attacker, you will both end up dead.

A blade cuts, slashes, thrusts and stabs in all directions. A handgun is only dangerous in the direction the muzzle points ;)

[ikor]

Just a very short tutorial on a single method, but it might give some an idea of just how fast and devastating an attacker with even a small blade or other pointy object can be at arms length...underestimate a blade at your own peril...

http://www.youtube.com/user/ShivWorks#p/u/5/6Sk7B-XXCJY

[Dirk777]

Nice posts Ikor and Geoff!

[Lone Ranger]

47... When are you gonna offer this course? And plz do so closer to home