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Basics and Principles of Self-Defense

Bernd Irmscher

Maison d'édition: Books on Demand

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Synopsis

However, when the topic of »self-defense« comes up, many people often ask themselves questions such as:
- How would I behave myself in such a situation?
- What can or may I do; what is allowed or forbidden?
- (How) can I prepare for such a situation?

This book is aimed at interested readers of all ages and is intended to help to find answers to these questions. Furthermore, it should give the reader a good first overview of the broad topic of »self-defense«.

In this book principles and techniques for typical self-defense situations are described that can still work under stress. The techniques presented here are intended only be understood as a recommendation from a number of different possibilities and not at all as »the best« solution in a certain self-defense situation. Also it is not about to emphasize one particular of the many different fighting styles, but rather to create an understanding that in a self-defense situation neither one nor the other fighting style is the »better« one.
The only thing that counts in the end is: Any solution that works in an emergency is a good solution.

Disponible depuis: 23/01/2024.

Longueur d'impression: 226 pages.

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