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You can learn to make the most of your physical abilities in a fast, fun and safe natural approach to self defense moves. No course can promise to instantly transform you into a walking weapon of destruction that will defeat all odds. Learning to transfer these basic developmental motor skills from your childhood into effective strikes can change the outcome of an attack. http://tinyurl.com/easyselfdefensemoves

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The Best Basic Self Defense Moves for Men and Women Made Easy

http://tinyurl.cohttp://tinyurl.com/easyselfdefensemoves



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There are a great many myths out there regarding the subject of self defense. Among those

myths, we see a range of poor advice that really misleads people. Such advice can include

everything from the notion you need to be an ultimate fighter to defend yourself or the belief you

need to develop mystical ancient prowess or the ill advised advice you should carry deadly

weapons with you at all times. Again, these myths are just that - myths. While it certainly does not

hurt to have a lot of training in a variety of spears of martial arts, self defense is often best served

by learning a few high percentage basic self defense moves.



Such personal protection self defense moves are not flashy or spectacular. Rather, they are

simple, straight forward, and to the point. Most importantly, they need to be applied by anyone

regardless of age, height, or weight against a much more aggressive and larger opponent. Can

this be done? Not only can it be done, it has been done.



One of the most stirring accounts that points out this fact is found in the tale of an 8 year old boy

who successfully protected his 4 year old sister from being abducted. In May of 2010, a man

attempted to abduct Josie Kuhns, while the family was on vacation. Her older brother, Nathan,

(Again, "older" in this scenario is 8 years old) came to her rescue. As an unidentified man tried to

pull her into his car, Nathan ran up to the man and started kicking and scratching him. Stunned at

the response, the abductor let go of Josie and drove off in his car.



The only personal protection techniques Nathan used to defend his sister were kicking, scratching,

and taking the fight to the assailant. Again, basic self defense moves are often the key to

extricating yourself from a serious situation.



This incident also explains a few very important facts about self defense: predators prey on those

that are weaker, predators do not want to get caught, and simple basic self defense moves can

cause an attacker to flee. Again, an 8 year old child stopped a predator by simply scratching and

kicking at him.



Now, no one is making the suggestion that it is easy to diffuse a serious predatory attack. Such

incidents are extremely dangerous and stressful. However, in order to provide a successful and

appropriate response, you will need a few basic self defense moves that can offer adequate

protection when things get rough.



The basic self defense moves are not complicated or flashy. They are moves designed to work

well under stress and pulled off in a simple and effective manner. The common self defense

techniques that are highly effective would be a series of open hand attacks. Slapping, palm hand

strikes, scratching, and eye pokes are fairly easy to perform. They are simple and direct and place

you at very little risk for breaking or injuring your hand. (Closed fist strikes lead to broken hands

due to the compression of the knuckles when the hand is not wrapped and placed in a glove) For

those looking to knock out an opponent, the 'heavy tools' of knees, elbows, and head butts can be

brutal tools that can deliver overwhelming force. (Please note: only use the appropriate level of

force to handle a specific situation. Excess force that exceeds self defense can be considered

assault) While these tools require a little additional training to make effective, the amount of time

required to make them effective is not long as you would initially be led to believe.



This is not to say you never have to practice the material. A few short practice sessions a week

would certainly aid in boosting skills in the delivery of the basic self defense moves. You do want

to develop some proficiency in the delivery of the moves in a practice session. This way, you can

be more confident that you can provide an effective response if a serious situation develops.









Bill Valentine, Self Defense Coach. You can learn more at http://www.womens-self-defense-

instruction-online.com/the-ultimate-self-defense-moves-are-basic.html. Realizing the difficulty in

teaching karate as a form of self-defense, Bill began to apply practical skills that were easy to

learn when confronted with physical encounters. Bill and his sister Becky, a physical educator, felt

that an easier self defense class was needed to learn. They decided to combine their experiences

to craft a program that would be both practical and effective.l Permission is granted to reprint &

repost this article provided the resource box and all links remain intact.









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The Best Basic Self Defense Moves for Men and Women Made Easy

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