Self-Defense Tip Against a Bigger, Stronger Opponent
Defending yourself against a bigger, stronger opponent is a common concern in the martial arts. In fact, it might be the whole reason martial arts were developed in the first place!
In this video, Sifu Matt Ember shares a quick tip to help someone smaller and weaker be more effective when facing a larger attacker.
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Martial artists always ask me about speed and strength, but no one ever asks about acceleration.
Too bad, because according to Sifu Matt, acceleration is the secret to making a technique work when you're smaller and weaker than your opponent.
What is acceleration?
Let's say your car can race along at 100 miles per hour. That's speed. But how long does it take to reach that speed? That time is your rate of acceleration.
In a fight, if someone is stronger than you and can adjust to your movement, they will resist and stop it. But if you can accelerate to a position before your opponent can resist, you will have a chance to complete your movement.
That's why acceleration is so important!
Acceleration is the key difference between a SNAP or a TAP. If your partner has time to tap, that means you decreased your acceleration. If you snapped the same technique, you would cause damage before your partner even knew what was happening.
If you practice Karate, the word "kime" may come to mind. If you practice Kung Fu, you may think of "fa jin". Either way, we're talking about a moment of total commitment. That's what adds SNAP to your techniques.
Of course, you still want to maximize your speed and strength, just don't forget that speed and strength are not enough! Whole body acceleration is a crucial factor when someone faces a bigger, stronger opponent.
So, how can you develop your acceleration? Here's a fun challenge for you...
The Beer Ring Challenge
1. Get some plastic rings from a six-pack of beer or soda.
2. Fold them over until you are left with just one ring.
3. Insert your fingers (two or three) to get a good double grip.
4. Take a breath and...
5. SNAP. Try to pull the rings apart.
Simple, right? But not easy!
Remember, the trick is acceleration, not strength. So, focus on exploding, not stretching.
Of course, the more important challenge is to apply this "trick" to your martial arts training. Focus on adding more SNAP to your workouts and let me know if that helps you handle a bigger, stronger opponent, too.
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WARNING: The advice and movements shown in this video are for informational and educational purposes only. Consult a doctor before engaging in any exercise or martial arts program.
Видео Self-Defense Tip Against a Bigger, Stronger Opponent канала Ando Mierzwa
In this video, Sifu Matt Ember shares a quick tip to help someone smaller and weaker be more effective when facing a larger attacker.
►Click here to support this channel. Thank you! :)
https://paypal.me/SenseiAndo
►Take my 7-DAY MARTIAL ARTS CHALLENGE!
http://www.senseiando.com/updates/
►Like my tee shirt? Get one! :)
https://teespring.com/stores/happy-life-martial-arts
Martial artists always ask me about speed and strength, but no one ever asks about acceleration.
Too bad, because according to Sifu Matt, acceleration is the secret to making a technique work when you're smaller and weaker than your opponent.
What is acceleration?
Let's say your car can race along at 100 miles per hour. That's speed. But how long does it take to reach that speed? That time is your rate of acceleration.
In a fight, if someone is stronger than you and can adjust to your movement, they will resist and stop it. But if you can accelerate to a position before your opponent can resist, you will have a chance to complete your movement.
That's why acceleration is so important!
Acceleration is the key difference between a SNAP or a TAP. If your partner has time to tap, that means you decreased your acceleration. If you snapped the same technique, you would cause damage before your partner even knew what was happening.
If you practice Karate, the word "kime" may come to mind. If you practice Kung Fu, you may think of "fa jin". Either way, we're talking about a moment of total commitment. That's what adds SNAP to your techniques.
Of course, you still want to maximize your speed and strength, just don't forget that speed and strength are not enough! Whole body acceleration is a crucial factor when someone faces a bigger, stronger opponent.
So, how can you develop your acceleration? Here's a fun challenge for you...
The Beer Ring Challenge
1. Get some plastic rings from a six-pack of beer or soda.
2. Fold them over until you are left with just one ring.
3. Insert your fingers (two or three) to get a good double grip.
4. Take a breath and...
5. SNAP. Try to pull the rings apart.
Simple, right? But not easy!
Remember, the trick is acceleration, not strength. So, focus on exploding, not stretching.
Of course, the more important challenge is to apply this "trick" to your martial arts training. Focus on adding more SNAP to your workouts and let me know if that helps you handle a bigger, stronger opponent, too.
THANKS FOR WATCHING! For more tips on martial arts training, self-defense, and living a happy life, check out these links...
►SUBSCRIBE on YouTube: http://bit.ly/SenseiAndo
►Get FREE Email Updates on everything I do: http://www.senseiando.com/updates/
►Listen to my PODCAST on Martial Arts Living: http://www.senseiando.com/fight-for-a-happy-life/
►TRAIN WITH ME in person, online, or at a seminar.
www.senseiando.com/train-with-ando/
▼ FOLLOW ME ▼
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SenseiAndo
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/ando_mierzwa/
Keep fighting for a happy life! :)
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MUSIC CREDIT: Believe Me by Jingle Punks/ YouTube Audio Library
WARNING: The advice and movements shown in this video are for informational and educational purposes only. Consult a doctor before engaging in any exercise or martial arts program.
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