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25 Basic self-defense techniques martial arts instructions

Learners: 676,388

Instructor: JKD

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This course provides 25 basic self-defense techniques from martial arts. It is suitable for people of all ages and levels of experience. It is designed to help you protect yourself in dangerous situations and to increase your confidence. The course is taught by experienced martial arts instructors and includes detailed instructions and demonstrations. It is perfect for those who want to learn self-defense and martial arts.▼▲

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Cost:

Free

Provider:

Youtube

Certificate:

No Information

Language:

English

Start Date:

2023-05-17 00:00:00

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 21st, 2023]

This course provides an introduction to 25 basic self-defense techniques from martial arts. Participants will learn how to defend themselves in a variety of situations, including how to block punches, kicks, and other attacks. The course also covers how to use leverage and body positioning to gain an advantage in a fight. Additionally, participants will learn how to use their environment to their advantage and how to use weapons for self-defense. By the end of the course, participants will have a better understanding of self-defense and martial arts.

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons

Excellent examples of self-defense for various situations: Users appreciate the course for providing practical and effective techniques that can be applied in real-life self-defense scenarios.
Clear and understandable instructions: Users find the instructor's explanations easy to follow, allowing them to grasp the techniques and apply them effectively.

Not suitable for street emergencies: One user points out that the techniques taught in the course are more suitable for controlled environments like a dojo, rather than unpredictable street situations where legal and ethical considerations come into play.
Lack of detailed demonstrations: Some users suggest that the instructor should show the moves up close and at a slower pace to cater to inexperienced learners who may struggle to grasp the techniques without more detailed guidance.