Kevin O’Hagan – Joint Breaking

$29.00

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Kevin O’Hagan – Joint Breaking

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Kevin’s VERY well-known in our ‘community’ and he’s like a proverbial pit-bull. Kevin’s a legend here in the UK. He’s a 30-year veteran and a 6th Dan in Combat Jiu-Jistu. He’s also a high-risk trainer for our police, doormen and even businessmen in need of savvy street skills almost overnight. This 2-disk set gives highly practical advice re how to disable an attacker by the use of highly leveraged joint breaking techniques, very effective if the attacker is high on crank, booze etc and blows to the head do not register. This is all based on Kevin’s wide experience, including training with Special Forces

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