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It's straight out of a comic book! Mandrake the Magician! I'm honestly not sure if it's a joke or not. They have a forum that seems filled with people asking if its a joke or not.
Sleight-of-hand techniques have always been used by magicians in everything from card tricks to death-defying escape acts. These sleight-of-hand movements are now incorporated into deadly use in street combat.
An M.N.S.S. practitioner confronts an oncoming attacker. The attacker throws a right punch. The practitioner, while doing a flicking motion with his left hand, simultaneously blocks the punch. The attacker, so distracted by the flicking motion of the left hand, didnt even know where the block came from. The practitioner, with his blocking arm, quickly does a waving motion toward the corner of the attackers left eye. The attacker then realizes another individual has snuck up behind him and has applied a rear choke hold from the back. Looking slightly to the side, the attacker realizes that its not another individual, but it is the same M.N.S.S. practitioner that he was confronting who had vanished in front of him and re-appeared directly in back of him. Before he can fully fathom what has happened, he is choked into submission.
No, its not magic or sorcery. Master Hans Eric Bristol has applied the concepts of the blind side, visual redirection, and peripheral evasion into streetfighting. M.N.S.S. will teach you the secret arts of mind trickery and response-reaction predictions which will allow you to control your opponent's every move.
It's straight out of a comic book! Mandrake the Magician! I'm honestly not sure if it's a joke or not. They have a forum that seems filled with people asking if its a joke or not.