People such as Geoff with his book 3 Second Fighter, Craig Douglas, Chris Fry and William Aprill have ultimately shaped my perception of verbalization coursework and how I can efficiently relay it to my students. Violence is a dirty, filthy and savage animal. Too many people have a false reality of what it will be like as well of the overall dynamics of what will occur. Its unpredictable, animalistic behavior..... end of story. Our natural instinct is to run away, it’s the strongest instinct we got. Now for you to be able to override your will power has got to be very powerful. Not only that, youve also got to get rid of all this nonsense about waiting to be attacked, and wait and try to block and counter; it won’t work. So if it’s going to be physical, control the pre-fight, if you can avoid and escape and if you can’t be the hammer or the anvil. You either hit first or you get hit yourself. Like I said, most situations these days do not end after the first blow, the fight starts when you hit the floor and then someone does a 56 move Kata on your head; and when they finish you won’t recognize you. You just come out with a toe tag and a nice inscription on the marble, and that’s not what you want.
Posted on: Mon, 17 Nov 2014 18:24:40 +0000
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