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ABOUT
Self defence
has never been more important than it is in current times.
London’s crowded streets
present a host of potential hazards to those who don’t know
basic self defence strategies and practices.
It isn’t about being
fearful, it’s just about being sensible and safe.
Our self defence classes
in London and across the UK are
designed for the everyday person. Lasting 1 hour, our classes cover personal safety awareness in your daily
life as well as focusing on easy to remember and effective
physical self-defence techniques. You do not need to have any
martial arts experience, just a willingness to learn to
protect yourself.
Physical
combat may not come naturally to a lot of people, but self-defence
is more about a state of mind than body strength. You don't
have to be an aggressive person, but it is important to be
aware of your surroundings, think ahead and avoid hazardous
situations.

The class will offer many
practical techniques that may work in any number of different
situations; whether it be an unwanted grope on the tube or
something more serious. The class will be interactive,
giving you the opportunity not only to try out these
techniques and gain confidence in using them, but to ask
questions along the way and even ask to be shown a
solution to a problem you may have faced. We also hope
to have some fun!
While the emphasis is on a non-aggressive response to
threatening situations, you will learn straightforward ways to
release yourself from grips and locks - you will also learn
about pressure points, how to floor an assailant, as well as
how to strike and disarm.
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CLASS CONTENT IN
BRIEF:
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| - Mental
awareness and attitude. |
| - Diffusing
a situation. |
| - How to
stand (stances). |
| - Strikes -
legs and arms. |
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Grip & strangle releases. |
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Joint
manipulation & pressure points.
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| - Using
body weight to your advantage. |
| - Floor
work |
The
classes are not violent nor aggressive and cater for all
shapes and sizes and levels of fitness as the classes are not
aerobically demanding. Please
do not hesitate if you are unfit, overweight, a complete
beginner.
LAST RESORT
Physical
intervention is a last resort to be used when you have no
other option but to defend yourself.
Practising
the moves regularly over time is essential to try to ensure
they become second nature and will render them far more
effective in any real situation. So, once you finish your
class, keep on performing these moves on your own as part of
your regular, ongoing exercise regime.
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LEARNING SELF
DEFENCE DOES NOT GUARANTEE YOUR SAFETY KB Self
Defence does not intend to lull you into a false sense of
security. After Dalia's 27+ years and Kelly's 22+ years in
Martial Arts, both instructors clearly state:
"nobody is definitely able to defend themselves, even we
do not know that we are always safe. However, we believe
it is better to know something rather than nothing, to
increase your chance of being able to defend yourselves.
Don't delay, book a lesson!"
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