ARMD-All Reality Martial Defenses

Situational awareness is important….. Oh! 😂👊
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Some good nuggets of info from a master crafter John Shrek!!

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The “wrestler” will always take you down! However, in sports the wrestler is conditioned to never “pull guard “ and put his back to the mat if you will. That’s a pin in wrestling and not what you want to happen. The BJJ person on the other hand may not have the take down reps a “wrestler” may have, but you can rest assured they have the ground manipulation flight time. The BJJ person is the opposite of of the wrestler as in you never give up your back because bad things happen when your opponent is on your back! This is the sport side of it. The take away is you need takedown and throws like a wrestler, but you also need ground skills to choke or snap limbs from the ground! All that said, you have to have striking skills for stand up and clinch position skills such as headbutt, knees, and elbows as well! Further, weapons such as knives, bottles, a writing pen, a screw driver, etc change things too! You must be “multidimensional” and not “one or two dimensional” only! Yes, we all have our favorite areas such as stand up, ground, or weapons etc. That can change too over time because of injuries, age, interest or conditions to why you train. (believe me! lol)
I love the adage from late Bruce Lee, and i’m paraphrasing it but “water can flow, or it can crash, Be water my friend” You have to have the skills to “flow” in and out of ranges and from empty hands to using weapons etc etc… The meaning goes deeper and there are other things to it , but from a combatives perspective i like to interpret it in a combat mindset approach. Or as Paul Vunak has said, you have to be the “total rat” in a fight!
Train hard, train often, and live a warrior mindset! Otherwise you may fall victim, like a sheep to a wolf! Do something everyday to sharpen and development those skills! As someone has said before…..
“Be Hard to Kill” 😉👊
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Good article in USCCA ‘s magazine Concealed Carry by author Michael Janich . Couldn’t agree more on the hi-lights i noted.

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Dealing With The Variables of Combat When it comes to any combative situation, there are numerous variables that one does not get to dictate. These variables include such things as: • The physical structure of the opponent (size, weight, and body-type) -- tall and long-limbed, short and stocky, heavy, skinny, etc. • The opponent’...

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Don't Waste Yourself... Or Your Strikes In combative sports such as boxing, mixed martial arts, and western fencing, a lot of novices develop or get into the habit of throwing kicks and punches from out of distance, even if they know perfectly well that they will end up not hitting anything except air (I’m not talking about using feints...

Don't Allow Over-training to Undermine You My JKD big brother, Bob Bremer, likes to tell the story about how he was watching Bruce Lee train very hard one day and asked him, “Geez, Bruce, aren’t you afraid you’re gonna be over-trained?” Bruce’s response was, “I’d rather be over-trained than under-trained.” An excellent point ...