19. Effective TARGET Areas for COUNTER ATTACKING

19. Effective TARGET Areas for COUNTER ATTACKING | Women's Self-Defense

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What is the most Effective Counter Attack for you as a Defender?
The most Effective Counter Attack depends on 3 things:
1. Pain Causes the Attacker
2. Willingness of Defender
3. Skill of the Attacker
We often select the most effective counter-attack only considering the first point i.e. Pain causes the Attacker. But we forgot to consider the second and third options. In this video, I describe the importance of the three options when you consider the most effective target area for the counter-attack.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
01:49 - Pain causes the Attacker
02:28 - Willingness of the Defender
06:48 - Skill of the Attacker
11:12 - Practical Example of Domestic Violence
13:39 - Conclusion

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@ooolj5993 Жыл бұрын

Your story at @7:45 is so interesting and I have never realized that the strike could be defended so easily. I do have some follow up questions though. You mentioned that the guy had told you to stop going for groin kicks, did you see that they were effective and you were able to land them when you used them before with other people in your training? Was the guy weakening a cup and that’s why the strikes weren’t able to land? In a self defense scenario where an attacker might not be as trained or qualified as the guy, do you think the kick would be more effective? Also in what martial art where you guys training in? I thought that groin strikes were not allowed in most. Thank you, your videos are so great and are always teaching me something new, sorry for the long response as well😂.

@DefenseNinjas Жыл бұрын

we weren't training in any martial art - we were doing street self-defense training. Yes, a less trained attacker may not think to protect his groin. This is all hypothetical so you'll only know once you're in an attack - you're best bet is to find ways to avoid an attack to begin with - prevention is better than cure.

@mattlyons8818 2 жыл бұрын

I think if I was defending myself against a man I would use a side body shots (a liver hit can be very effective). I think I would be more concerned with making my shots quick if I was fighting another man, I think speed can beat power and I would be less apt to throw kicks because I would be concerned about my balance. Shoving the opponent would also be an option here depending on their size too, I could knock them to the ground. If I was defending myself against a woman I might actually consider using a groin strike; even if it's not *as* painful against a woman, I think a woman won't be as likely to defend the area so well and also I would be less grossed out by having to use the strike against a woman. Bar that, shoving the opponent down also seems like a really good option.