Self-Defence Awareness for the Average Citizen - Pinto, Eduardo Jorge
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There is a proliferation of Martial Arts clubs throughout the world which sadly do not prepare the average citizen on how to handle a crime situation in the real world. This is because most of these clubs are very competition oriented, and promote rules that do not apply in a street situation. This book is focused on giving the average citizen a balanced view of the dangers out there, and how to react to those dangers. It discusses preventive measures to avoid encountering dangerous situations, and then should those situations arise despite the measures, how to handle yourself in order to…mehr

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There is a proliferation of Martial Arts clubs throughout the world which sadly do not prepare the average citizen on how to handle a crime situation in the real world. This is because most of these clubs are very competition oriented, and promote rules that do not apply in a street situation. This book is focused on giving the average citizen a balanced view of the dangers out there, and how to react to those dangers. It discusses preventive measures to avoid encountering dangerous situations, and then should those situations arise despite the measures, how to handle yourself in order to mitigate the negative consequences resulting from such an encounter. A number of very effective physical moves are discussed, with illustrations, which can be employed should other courses of action such as just handing over your valuables not assure the well-being of your family, friends and your own.
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Autorenporträt
Eduardo Jorge Pinto is a Chartered Aeronautical Engineer (ECUK) who has more than 40 years of work experience and who has practiced Goju Ryu Karate at ISMAA, Glenvista, Johannesburg Hombu Dojo for 32 years. His Karate practice has progressed at a steady pace, and he was graded a 6th Dan back in 2011.