Cruentus
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Just looking for some additional input here:
http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=26154
Thanks!
http://www.martialtalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=26154
Thanks!
Do any of you grapplers supplement your training with knife work?
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I supplement it in the sense of grappling with a knife. Changes all the rules and is definitely 100 times harder. True eye opening experience.
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Absolutely!
You have to train grappling (from standing AND ground) by themselves, then you have to add strikes, and then add a knife into the mix. It's all good training.
I believe that if you're truly into training for self defense, you HAVE to add knife training to your program - if nothing more than to maintain some awareness of what can happen.
The good thing is that, the grappling game (at least from standing) doesn't change all much when a knife has entered the picture. Truthfully, the ground game doesn't change all the much either once its been fully thought-out.
You have to train grappling (from standing AND ground) by themselves, then you have to add strikes, and then add a knife into the mix. It's all good training.
I believe that if you're truly into training for self defense, you HAVE to add knife training to your program - if nothing more than to maintain some awareness of what can happen.
The good thing is that, the grappling game (at least from standing) doesn't change all much when a knife has entered the picture. Truthfully, the ground game doesn't change all the much either once its been fully thought-out.
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