Taekwondo

Bear Hug from Front

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against someone grabbing you in a bear hug from the front with either your hands trapped or free.   If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Strangle – Front Two Hand

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against a two hand strangle from the front.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Strangle – Rear Two Hand

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against a two handed strangle from the rear.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Full Nelson

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against a full nelson.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Single Strangle from Front

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against a single hand strangle from the front.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Strangle – Singe Hand from Rear

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against a single hand strangle or neck grab from the rear. If you have any questions be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Wrist Grabs – double catch onto one wrist

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against someone grabbing your wrist with both of their hands and trying to drag you away.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Kick to the Groin

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against a groin kick.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Hair Grab from Behind

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against someone grabbing your hair from behind.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.

Hair grab from Front

Monday, May 10th, 2010

This video shows a simple and practical self defence against someone grabbing your hair from the front.  If you have any questions  be sure to ask your instructor next class.

Please note these video’s are meant as a supplemental guide only to your regular classes. You should always ensure you have warmed up before undertaking any physical activity. Remember not to over do it, stop if you are feeling any discomfort and take medical advice. If you are not already exercising regularly you should seek medical advice before commencing a new exercise regime. Use caution to ensure you do not injure yourself or anyone else. These techniques are for self-defence purposes only.