Student question about knife attacks Firstly, neither of them has killed anyone or seen anyone killed. Thats obvious. If this is the training for a woman then she will most likely die. A man, maybe, just maybe, could pull this off if he was experienced enough to stay ice cool. All these type of grappling techniques dont take into account you being shit scared, rain, ice, and the attacker being a criminal just released from jail with experience with a knife. The best option is to fake submit then strike your way out. Grappling doesnt work on a fully conscious enemy. You must destroy his computech services upstairs first. There are three kinds of people that use a knife to do something to another human, an idiot who knows nothing, a person scared shitless who picked up the nearest weapon that happened to be a butterknife, and a person who is comfortable using a knife on humans because he makes money from it somehow. If you get number one its probably your ex-girlfriend or her angry brother, both of them youre better off talking to than fighting. If its number two youre facing then youre probably the problem and again, you can talk the blade down most of the time. If its number three your facing, try and make as much distance as you can between him and you. If thats impossible, know that if hes talking he doesnt want to kill you yet. Draw his attention, strike fast and hard on whatever vital targets you can acquire then put the knife in his stomach. He wont stop easily and is probably tough enough to handle a few lady slashes and keep fighting. Its a skill to size up an enemy with a look and a single word. Convicts, cops, paramedics, we all learn to do it. Its a caveman skill and will make life easier on you. Learn to think before fighting. Thats why I always say Sharaf is a system of strategy and thinking, fighting is just one tool in your box. If you can win a bloodless battle, better for you. So learn to think strong and defeat people mentally before you go Tactical. Your life will be more successful and easier. Trust me.
Posted on: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 07:03:56 +0000