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These Open Sessions are provided for the University
Community members Free of Charge in order to provide an information resource & environment for the application of very practical, & very necessary, personal survival skills. |
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| Introduction to Qin Na Chinese Joint Locking for Self Defense October 9th, 2003 Skibo Gym, 7p-9p Quite commonly in the course of an argument or actual fighting situation the need to Physically control someone without beating them into submission may arise. Qin Na is a method by which the mobility of certain bone and muscle structures (usually joints) may be manipulated to either alter the physical structure or create an amount of pain in a partner or foe. At the Qin Na Open Session various means of entering into the joint locking techniques of Chinese Kung Fu will be explained & practiced to give a basic understanding of how Qin Na fits into the underlying foundation of All Chinese Kung Fu. |
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| Introduction to Shuai Jiao Chinese Wrestling Techniques for Self Defense October 16th Skibo Gym,
7p-9p
GREAT FOR BEGINNERS! The radical for the Chinese character Shuai is the character for hand while the phonetic represents a net with a frame such as is used to snare birds and a rope which is used to make the trap fall. The character Shuai by extension means to throw to the ground or to shake. Jiao is nowadays usually given as either the character meaning mutually, so mutually throwing to the ground is wrestling, or the character meaning the bones of the leg, suggesting the use of tripping and sweeping in wrestling. Another variation is the Jiao character meaning horn(s). So Just like horned animals locked in deadly combat, we as humans use trap/snaring techniques expressed through the hands to interpret the best way in which to fell our opponent. |
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| They came out of Nowhere- It happened so Fast -Bigger, Stronger than me...” “They” have a plan - Do You? Introduction to Self Defense You’re in a city that still seems Unfamiliar. It’s starting to Get Darker Earlier. You’re at parties with So Many People that You Don’t Know. If I’m looking for a good Victim- I’m Looking For You. Who’s In Control - YOU or Them? Don’t Ask - KNOW. BE The One In Control. October 23rd, 2003 PLEASE RETURN TO SEE FINAL LOCATION! Self Defense is about Protecting Yourself from Someone Else. This introduction will have it’s emphasis on basic blocks, strikes, release from different types of grabs & simple throws to use on opponents. All of the techniques Will Work for the practitioner Regardless of Size or Strength. Taken from the Chinese Internal Martial Arts of TaiJiQuan & BaGuaZhang, the techniques that will be taught place an emphasis on cirularity of movement, body mechanics & Awareness, allowing the soft to overcome the strong - EXACTLY what’s needed when suprise, fear & confusion fill you up inside. Learn how to Follow the movements of an opponent freely & naturally Without having to Think, without having to take a certain stance or pose. The Instructor has had 15 years of law enforcement & personal bodyguard experience, dealing with multiple attackers, knife & gun disarming techniques. Although this Introduction is very basic in it’s approach, the Design of the session is geared towards Life-Saving Issues, & points out even the smallest & most frightened persons Realistic Capabilities under stress to Ensure a Path To Freedom. |
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