Erle Montaigue – Erle’s Fighting System The Physical side Vol.12

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Salepage: Erle Montaigue – Erle’s Fighting System The Physical side Vol.12

Taken
from Erle’s Instructor classes in Llangadog Wales. This volume and the
next volume 13 include the following. From Erle: These classes are to
teach about reflexive self defence. We do not learn about sparring or
even fighting, just real self defence from a sub-conscious level.
Sparring in fact is the worst thing that one can do if you wish to learn
about self defence as it causes you to learn about sparring! And
“Sparring” does not happen in the street, nor does tournament
“fighting”. Sure, if you wish to do a sport then do your tournament
sparring but do not expect it to save you in a real fight! In fact, many
have discovered that it is almost impossible to learn real self defence
methods when they have learned and practiced tournament sparring for
many years or even become World Champions etc.First
real fight in the street and they go down. This is because they have
never worked upon reflexive actions, they have in fact tried to use
their kata as self defence! And Kata or Form are NOT for self defence,
they were only ever meant to teach us how to move, well “Form” was for
that as most karate schools teach that kata is for fighting! So from now
onward, this is where we take what we have already learnt in these
classes and put it into the real world. The punching mitts and shields
are now replaced by your body! We will be doing what we in the internal
call; “attack/defence”. This is where one person will gear up in
protective stuff and try to knock his partner’s head off! And his
partner has to react reflexively and register a solid and telling blow
onto the attacker’s body. Of course, this will move along very slowly as
another damaging area for real self defence is going into it too soon
or simply having to fight someone when you aren’t ready.So
do not worry, we will be taking it very slowly and those who perhaps
aren’t up to it yet, we will be gentle! I will also be covering push
hands, da-lu and ch’i-na along with stick fighting on a more basic “bang
’em up” level as we have now finished the twelve Wudang stick fighting
methods forms. Our multiple kill and single kill methods have now become
a little more sophisticated in that we have other things to do other
than just bashing the shyte out of the opponent! We still do that, but
also take into account that other things might happen and we have to be
aware of these. So these are incorporated into the training. We will
also continue with the developing of the “Fa-Jing Muscle” training in
order to train the group of muscles particularly involved in issuing
fa-jing or explosive energy. Xingyi also gets a look in with the next of
the drills covering the fire elements both yin and yang drills.Level: IntermediateRun Time: Approx 60 mins

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