Thoughts on pressure points and joint locks for SD
http://mail.myptsmail.com/mercop/blog/?p=434
I totally agree - use the locks to break things or to hold for a strike - or to affect a "barter" position, to paraphrase Mr. Keating.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
India and Martial Arts
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Great ideas
Here is a great view of self-defense - from a conceptual standpoint. Consider the use of deception and operational security to your advantage, also.
Survival Tactics in Nature
http://mail.myptsmail.com/mercop/blog/?p=422
Survival Tactics in Nature
http://mail.myptsmail.com/mercop/blog/?p=422
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Boxer rebellion era weapons, anyone?
I received an email from my Yau Kung Mun Sifu, asking if I knew anyone interested in purchasing weapons from the Boxer Rebellion time frame.
Anyone out there interested in hearing/learning more? I'll update as more information comes in.
Anyone out there interested in hearing/learning more? I'll update as more information comes in.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
TASER Issues
Just posted this on my other blog - www.yachtsecurity.blogspot.com. Relevant here also.
This from the Taser Blog - http://blog.taser.com/2009/08/the-taser-worked/.
The Taser is not a magic weapon. Use it as intended - to temporarily incapacitate an attacker. Then use other means to control the situation (further strikes, better cover position for firearms usage, etc.) or to move to another location (get off the X).

If interested, visit http://www.pamcompersonalsecurity.com/ and buy one (or more).
This from the Taser Blog - http://blog.taser.com/2009/08/the-taser-worked/.
The Taser is not a magic weapon. Use it as intended - to temporarily incapacitate an attacker. Then use other means to control the situation (further strikes, better cover position for firearms usage, etc.) or to move to another location (get off the X).

If interested, visit http://www.pamcompersonalsecurity.com/ and buy one (or more).
Monday, July 20, 2009
Mobility
Mobility - not referring to footwork or stances today.
Mobility is the ability of the body to move through ranges of motion. Easiest way to visualize this is to think of moving the joints of the body in circles - understanding physiology limitations of some joints (they just aren't made to move that way). this also includes loosening the spine (my tight back limits my bridging abilities - working on this).
I have a tight upper body, which limits mobility, and inhibits 'jing' to some degree. Better relaxation and range of motion helps to unlock the bodies abilities.
My YKM Brother Christer demonstrated some exercises - a martial application to what I have been looking at for health. Very cool stuff.
Thanks to all who read the blog, comments/input are welcome.
Mobility is the ability of the body to move through ranges of motion. Easiest way to visualize this is to think of moving the joints of the body in circles - understanding physiology limitations of some joints (they just aren't made to move that way). this also includes loosening the spine (my tight back limits my bridging abilities - working on this).
I have a tight upper body, which limits mobility, and inhibits 'jing' to some degree. Better relaxation and range of motion helps to unlock the bodies abilities.
My YKM Brother Christer demonstrated some exercises - a martial application to what I have been looking at for health. Very cool stuff.
Thanks to all who read the blog, comments/input are welcome.
Monday, June 22, 2009
Links for the day after Fathers Day
Some really good posts here. Check them out, let me know what you think.
http://internalarts.typepad.com/ken_gullettes_internal_ma/subscribe-to-internal-arts-ezine.html

http://www.ikigaiway.com/wp-content/themes/Ikigai%20Way/students_dojo_survival_guide.pdf
Sorry for no cool photo - been one of those days....
http://internalarts.typepad.com/ken_gullettes_internal_ma/subscribe-to-internal-arts-ezine.html

http://www.ikigaiway.com/wp-content/themes/Ikigai%20Way/students_dojo_survival_guide.pdf
Sorry for no cool photo - been one of those days....
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