Robert Redenbach - Self Defense in 30 Seconds
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Great lesson. An athlete has a reaction time over 200 ms. A trained martial artists: 180 ms. To swat your hand across your face: 30 ms. Just knowing reaction times and times of movements shows no way can a person react fast enough in 30 ms to move their hand out of the way. Knowing reaction times and body movement times opens a whole new way of thinking in self defense and sports. I practice with my robot arms to give me faster reaction times and understand them.
rbt4rbt 3 months ago
self defense in 30 seconds... hmmm. Why is the video almost 5 minutes? lol!!
crawdaddyjpops 7 months ago
Cool lecture, but in America they have guns. Guns beat ninja fingers.
njdevil281 11 months ago
@gnarl Hey thx for letting me know. :-)
joopsnoop 1 year ago
@joopsnoop I know that he did Aikido and Hapkido heavily. He also had a lot of practical use by working as a bouncer for many years. Read his book, Waveman. It's a great journey through his life of martial arts and teaching his system to SAS, Presidential Bodyguards, etc. I agree that one central system is better but he was very serious about his training. Wasn't done to boost confidence but to make himself an ample fighter, if it came to that. Very interesting guy. Not sure if he still teaches.
gnarl 1 year ago
@gnarl Cool, thx. Do you know if he did any of those arts to depth? I like to see someone have one central system they spend a lifetime on rather than doing many things to a little bit. He is also a good talker! That is a BIG plus too I think because most martial arts guys can't instruct well but he can.
Does he teach martial arts or self defence anywhere?
joopsnoop 1 year ago
@joopsnoop He traveled around Asia for a few years. Hapkido, Aikido, Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, etc. He studied many and devoted his life to it. Then created his own system, Kontact, which he taught to military personnel. He basically took out the garbage, fanciness, and self-fulfilling instruction that martial arts are so riddled with and came out with a truly usable fighting system.
gnarl 1 year ago
Rob's a cool guy. What's his martial arts background?
joopsnoop 1 year ago
This guy must have heard my lessons, very close to the way i explain things.
dupisha 1 year ago
The kid in the back is hilarious.. hehe.
RHugten 1 year ago