Self Defense Situation - What Do You Do? - Part 52: Judo Moves In The Street
Welcome back to Self Defense Situation - What Do You Do? - Part 52. In the series of posts, we usually talk about different situations, and what you can do to defend yourself. There are many martial arts in this world. Some martial arts are very popular, and we all know about it.
There are also many martial arts that we do not know much. From outside, it seems martial arts are just kicking and punching. And all martial arts are the same. There are similarities in different martial arts but they are not the same. To learn more about this, you can read Are All Martial Arts The Same?.
Today I am going to share a video where you see Judo in street fight. Let's watch this video. All video credit goes to Budo Brothers.
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Every martial art has something unique. They deal with a situation in their own way. If you see my posts, you know sometimes I share different self defense videos, and I also mention alternative techniques that you can apply in a particular situation.
If I disagree with someone, I still respect his opinions. And maybe you have no idea how much I respect him. I respect all martial artists out there.
On a street fight, if you make the attacker fall on the ground using Judo techniques, the attacker will get hurt pretty bad. And you have enough time to get out of there. In this video, it shows different moves. If you have to get on the ground for applying some techniques, I will not recommend doing that.
If you get on the ground with the attacker and focus on him, you might get attacked by other attackers. Although you see a person is attacking, there can be other attackers around him. If things go wrong, they will attack you.
So you have to pay attention to what is going on around you. Make your moves fast and get out of there. Thank you so much for reading this post.
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