Another short video from the earlier years of Senshido. In this clip we see how scenario training with verbal dialogue and multiple attackers changes the training environment considerably. You also get a chance to see the Shredder in action in a live, no-compliance drill.
Greetings all. Sorry about the long break between videos, as you can see, we’ve been very busy! Today’s video is again from Rich Dimitri and is a brief excerpt from his On the Cutting Edge Seminar. In this particular clip, Rich touches on the conceppt of Pattern Interruption and how to use your verbal skills to mask your physical retaliation. Enjoy!
Today’s video is a nice example of where the Senshido International Movement is going, and also the overall ethos of Progressive Defence. Whilst we do teach reality-based self defence methods, this video outlines our true greater purpose – the elimination of violence, the empowering of people and betterment of humanity. Please watch.
Here is another clip from a recent Progressive Defence seminar in which chief instructor, Joe Saunders, outlines the effects of the sympathetic nervous system during a high stress violent altercation, and how it can impair combat effectiveness. Enjoy.
In this short clip from a recent Progressive Defence seminar, our own Joe Saunders discusses some of the differences between self defence, fighting and martial arts. Enjoy.
Another one just for fun today. 
Sadly, this Monty Python skit is possibly more practical than much of what is taught as self defence in many martial arts academies these days. Enjoy!
Today’s video is from one of the original Senshido DVD’s, “Outnumbered but not Outgunned” and deals with strategies to survive mutiple attacker situations. Enjoy!
Just for fun today, a reminder not to take your training so seriously you can’t have a laugh at yoruself. Remember to keep it simple!
The following clip is taken from the Gracie JiuJitsu “BullyProof” program and addresses their use of the term “Verbal Jiujitsu” as it relates to schoolyard bullying. While we don’t necessarily agree with all points made in this clip, it is still interesting and worth watching. Enjoy.
Hello all. You may have noticed this video and the next one are being posted retroactively. We must apologise, as circumstances beyond our control prevented a daily video being posted on time for Friday and Saturday. However, they’re coming now!
Our first video is a great segment from Tracie Arlington of Play It Safe Self Defence on the Dr Phil show. In this segment, Tracie shows one of the best tactics (and remember, in the real world, tactics are always more important than techniques) to teach a child to prevent abduction. Quick, easy to learn and most importantly, effective! Every parent should teach their kids this tactic.
