Do you learn defending yourself against common attacks in your martial art?

[mograph]

You could combine your practice ...

"Not now, Kato!"

 

[mograph]

I only train against uncommon attacks. I can take being punched in the face. It's the dildo thrusts I worry about.

I have an ointment for that.

 

[geezer]

I only train against uncommon attacks. I can take being punched in the face. It's the dildo thrusts I worry about.

For those that missed the reference, here's the video ...dildo defense starts at about 1:20 --

 

[senseiblackbelt]

Is this a part of your training:

Like for example defending against being pushed or defending against being grabbed by the hand or being choked?

Or is this not really a part of traditional martial arts cause these attacks are too much based on reality?

'defense against being pushed'? someone pushes u u push em back. simple.

 

[senseiblackbelt]

I only train against uncommon attacks. I can take being punched in the face. It's the dildo thrusts I worry about.

LMFAO.

 

[senseiblackbelt]

One time my employer attacked me with a hand grab, after claiming she wanted to do a 'handshake' (wuts a handshake?)
My boxing really came to the rescue. I circled to the left and fired off the jab, followed up with a right cross to the chin, left hook to the liver, then i headbutted her because it was a life-and-death self defense situation. To think the company blamed ME for it!

did u end up finding a new job?

 

[drop bear]

For those that missed the reference, here's the video ...dildo defense starts at about 1:20 --

Let me tell you about hatchet harry.

 

[Dirty Dog]

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[Balrog]

Is this a part of your training:

Like for example defending against being pushed or defending against being grabbed by the hand or being choked?

Or is this not really a part of traditional martial arts cause these attacks are too much based on reality?

Why wouldn't it be?

 

[mograph]

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