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 Post subject: Martial Arts as a Self-Defense Technique
PostPosted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 3:26 pm 
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An excerpt from "Rick Tew's Martial Science - System and Philosophy" on www.NinjaGym.com by Master Instructor Rick Tew:

Like most beginners of the martial arts, students of Rick Tew's Martial Science (RTMS) are also interested in self-defense. Fear of pain is the motivation in this case. People are always trying to avoid pain. This pain could be in the form of a school bully, thief, or a mugger. Other fears, like that of being overweight, out of shape, lazy or undeveloped as a whole, are also factors for motivation. However, many martial artists will agree a high percentage of their purpose was to learn to defend oneself. As well as being unique and eclectic, RTMS offers techniques of self-defense that give students a sense of confidence and ability.

Self defense is the ability to do the best you can when protecting yourself or others.

Too often people confuse self defense with the illusion of television action stunt scenes. You can not expect to be 100% effective in combat.

The purpose of self defense training is to increase your percentage of survival.

For example, if you started training with a 10% chance of defending yourself the skills you learn may increase your ability to a 20% chance. Twenty percent may not seem like much but it is double what you came in with. If you get attacked and beaten and were unable to defend yourself or others it does not necessarily mean that your training is ineffective, it means your percentage was not high enough and perhaps you would have gotten beaten worse if you had not trained. So our goal in self defense is to increase our self defense percentage.

To learn more about Martial Arts, weapons, skills and techniques, training programs and camps, please visit our website.
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 Post subject: Re: Martial Arts as a Self-Defense Technique
PostPosted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 3:27 pm 

What a stupid game!

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:shock: You really think you can teach people martial arts from home via the internet, mixed martial arts ninjutsu? Do you even have experience of MMA or ninjutsu, who did you train with in MMA and who for ninjutsu, bujinkan?

I'm sorry, i may have missed something as i was only on your site for about 10 seconds but if im honest it sounds like a bit of a con if you ask me, not a way of teaching someone how to defend themselves but more of a money making scheme?

p.s. Please only post links to your websites in the links section

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 Post subject: Re: Martial Arts as a Self-Defense Technique
PostPosted: Tue Jul 07, 2009 3:28 pm 
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I agree entirely!

All sounds far too good to be true and something that people should be wary of.

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 Post subject: Re: Martial Arts as a Self-Defense Technique
PostPosted: Tue May 11, 2010 5:31 am 
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wow...this sounds good because its free...

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