The Knife Volume 2

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The Knife: Real World Knife Fighting: Training and Application Volume 2

This DVD sees the start of a series of titles covering real world street knife defence and use. Seeing what many others are teaching about how to use a knife in a real self defence situation, this series is an attempt to show and teach students how NOT to be killed using stupid techniques such as grabbing the arm that is holding the knife! Erle Montaigue lends his vast experience in the real world of knife fighting. In this 2nd volume, Erle covers more on "Eagle Vision" and how to "If Someone Attacks you, Attack Him First" methods. Plus we begin the exciting area of "Bagua Knife" which means 8 Diagram Knife. There are 8 two person training methods firstly using a fighting stick which represents a knife. Each set also has 8 either defence/offence and kill moves making a total of 64. We then go on and use the rubber knife using those same 8 methods. This is an excellent way to take your movements to a reflex level. You will need a rubber practice knife, some arm guards, a real knife and a piece of dowelling about 2 feet in length. (60 cm).

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• tai chi
• bagua
• qigong
• dim mak
• self defence
• knife
• erle montaigue
• karate

[darktim99]

i think the best thing in this video is the point, that many fail on, is that you have to move on instinct and to have "full awareness".

[wt31313]

I like it good job ! ;D

[wespozo]

You guys should get some nok trainers... so you could go full force without any wrist guards!

[JWMuslim]

Moontagu, Thanks for this important video. I see alot of videos from RAW that are similar to what your talking about and are un realistic against a angry knife wielder. Also these sitting duck martial art techniques that you find in many magazines and dojo's are setting people up for suprise failure. I really like your Dim Mak videos, and your ideas on Taij Push hands. Do you have anything on the Nunchaku? Your 15% survival against a knife attack is spot on!

Peace and Blessings

[paintwhore]

What you said about the phillapino master, i remember hearing a fact most stick duels ended by one person being unable to hold their weapon anymore rather than by a knock out

[kenlil78]

thanks