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I had my first “proper” self defence class on Thursday.
I now know 3 Home Office approved restraining holds, and one for controlling someone who is on the floor.
I’m a happy camper.
I now know 3 Home Office approved restraining holds, and one for controlling someone who is on the floor.
I’m a happy camper.
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Nah, they'll give them paper cuts...
Belldandy wrote:
> Every time they whack someone in The Bill and other UK shows they
> always aim for that muscle in the leg which gives someone a
> "dead leg" if hit hard enough.
That's not too far wrong. We are taught to go for nerves and large easy to hit but very painful area's. The shins for instance.
> Every time they whack someone in The Bill and other UK shows they
> always aim for that muscle in the leg which gives someone a
> "dead leg" if hit hard enough.
That's not too far wrong. We are taught to go for nerves and large easy to hit but very painful area's. The shins for instance.
English_Bloke wrote:
> What we have been taught is, an ancient Japanese art called,
> “origami”.
So you make fancy paper battons... then whack 'em?
> What we have been taught is, an ancient Japanese art called,
> “origami”.
So you make fancy paper battons... then whack 'em?
English_Bloke wrote:
> *Holds up finger*
*shudders*
> *Holds up finger*
*shudders*
I know one called, "Crane hold", One called...um..."Owie hold", and...ok...really struggling now, the, "I could kill someone with this finger hold".
*Holds up finger*
*Holds up finger*
home office approved? I don't see whats wrong with the old sack of spanners to the chops method. It's never steered me wrong ....
Every time they whack someone in The Bill and other UK shows they always aim for that muscle in the leg which gives someone a "dead leg" if hit hard enough.
US shows like The Shield they just put a couple of rounds in them or club them or something :P
US shows like The Shield they just put a couple of rounds in them or club them or something :P
Belldandy wrote:
> And do all 3 consist of whacking someone with those extendable new
> issue batons ?
No, we get to make up those moves ourselves.
What we have been taught is, an ancient Japanese art called, “origami”.
> And do all 3 consist of whacking someone with those extendable new
> issue batons ?
No, we get to make up those moves ourselves.
What we have been taught is, an ancient Japanese art called, “origami”.
Only if that someone is a dirty immigrant.
And do all 3 consist of whacking someone with those extendable new issue batons ?
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