Corporal Hicks
Black Belt
http://www.close-combat-video.com/oldss.html
Oh God not again!
"I've been into martial arts for over 20 years as well as spending 17 years as a Police Officer in London".
Sure mate, and am I'm Bob Marley. I seriously doubt he's been a Police Officier London, if he surely had then he would recognise the ability and need to have some type of Martial Art or self defence training under his belt.
British Metro Police learn a Martial Art for part of their training anyway.
"It was only when I was trained in firearms use, (a rare event for an English bobby)"
The hell is he talking about? Its not a rare event. Increasing use of weapons means that most officers in the Police choose at some time to have some time of firearms training.
K. O'Neill, United Kingdom. Nice orginal name there, do you think its false! Some testimony.
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discover the self defense method that is
easily taught, easily mastered, and 100% effective in "real" combat
You what? A system easily taught? Mastered and is 100% effective? Thats new to me!
These type of people who put these sites up prey on the unknowledgable and sometimes it really grates on my nerves. Anybody else feel this way?
The kind of people who realise that they want to defend themselves but have a sterotypical view of martial arts and dont want to 'look stupid' in their own view so they look for an alternative easy way. And therefore come across this.
[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Too good to be true?[/font][font=Times New Roman, Times, serif] (Yeah you bet!) I am sure there are some of you out there who wish it were- you know who you are- but what you know about self defense and the martial arts is about to get a serious dose of reality![/font]
[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Did you know that in the early 1900's British Foreign Services (Where? I dont recall that anywhere?) led a concerted effort to discover the truth about self defense and the martial arts? The purpose was to test the validity of the martial arts claims. In other words: Did this stuff really work or was it just a lot of smoke and mirrors? (Smoke and mirrors? What? You refering to Chi pratice or what?)
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[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Did you know that this extensive field research conducted over 2 decades and three continents revealed a method of fighting that included only high percentage, effective techniques? The methods discovered were the common thread that held all of the martial arts studied together. These techniques and strategies were the common thread. [/font]
[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]And what if I told you that the results of this research produced a method of self defense so simple and easily trained that you will be shocked? Well hold on to your hat, because the truth is out. (I would say your talking total........)[/font]
Or maybe I'm wrong and this guy is geniune!
You thoughts please!
Regards
Oh God not again!
"I've been into martial arts for over 20 years as well as spending 17 years as a Police Officer in London".
Sure mate, and am I'm Bob Marley. I seriously doubt he's been a Police Officier London, if he surely had then he would recognise the ability and need to have some type of Martial Art or self defence training under his belt.
British Metro Police learn a Martial Art for part of their training anyway.
"It was only when I was trained in firearms use, (a rare event for an English bobby)"
The hell is he talking about? Its not a rare event. Increasing use of weapons means that most officers in the Police choose at some time to have some time of firearms training.
K. O'Neill, United Kingdom. Nice orginal name there, do you think its false! Some testimony.
______________________________________
discover the self defense method that is
easily taught, easily mastered, and 100% effective in "real" combat
You what? A system easily taught? Mastered and is 100% effective? Thats new to me!
These type of people who put these sites up prey on the unknowledgable and sometimes it really grates on my nerves. Anybody else feel this way?
The kind of people who realise that they want to defend themselves but have a sterotypical view of martial arts and dont want to 'look stupid' in their own view so they look for an alternative easy way. And therefore come across this.
[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Too good to be true?[/font][font=Times New Roman, Times, serif] (Yeah you bet!) I am sure there are some of you out there who wish it were- you know who you are- but what you know about self defense and the martial arts is about to get a serious dose of reality![/font]
[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Did you know that in the early 1900's British Foreign Services (Where? I dont recall that anywhere?) led a concerted effort to discover the truth about self defense and the martial arts? The purpose was to test the validity of the martial arts claims. In other words: Did this stuff really work or was it just a lot of smoke and mirrors? (Smoke and mirrors? What? You refering to Chi pratice or what?)
[/font]
[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]Did you know that this extensive field research conducted over 2 decades and three continents revealed a method of fighting that included only high percentage, effective techniques? The methods discovered were the common thread that held all of the martial arts studied together. These techniques and strategies were the common thread. [/font]
[font=Times New Roman, Times, serif]And what if I told you that the results of this research produced a method of self defense so simple and easily trained that you will be shocked? Well hold on to your hat, because the truth is out. (I would say your talking total........)[/font]
Or maybe I'm wrong and this guy is geniune!
You thoughts please!
Regards