GOING FOR YOUR HEAD - Self Defence Techniques
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2023
- 👊 Self Defense Techniques with Professor David James
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Never regretted the Day....I started watching your videos.....Professor....much regards from Lagos, Nigeria.
Best self-defense (-offense) lessons I have come across so far - no showing off, but realistic street-proof techniques (simple, short, explosive and highly effective) - this goes hand in hand with teaching the right mindset also - I am totally convinced that this complete package cannot be beaten by any other. Thank you guys for all the effort you put into this project to spread your system and to help us to protect our health and life. ❤and peace to you
Truly grateful for the shared wisdom from these two gentlemen. They always bring forth cutting edge, thought provoking content. Followed up with devastating and realistic responses. Always 3 to 4 steps ahead. Bravo.
That video was outstanding thank you both for taking your time out to educate us with stuff which is not mentioned on other UA-cam videos 👌
Another great one! Be generous with the pain!
"Be generous with the pain" LOVE IT💯
That is right. No one is going to just stand there and let you twist their finger, wrist or arm. They are going to punch, kick or grab you back ! Jujutsu is like chess. Tori makes a move first, then uke makes a move.
This guy is PURE GOLD
That was a good one Professor David! Thank you again for sharing.
I need to transfer my membership this is good stuff
I believe he is serious about,be generous with the pain
Thank you !
Well said Professor David...!!
Knowledge is the key 🗝️.
Excellent teaching. Thank you!
Great content and a practical approach to help us all stay safer. Please share this with family and friends.
Outstanding Life Saving Self Protection Techniques
Some of the best information on the Net! Thanks
I'M SLAPPIN THOSE BALD HEADS
🖐👨🦲
Thank you Prof. David, these concepts are getting simpler and and simpler as I'm beginning to understand a new way of thinking.
Thank you teachers for this!!
I wish ya'all were in my town. I'd love to train under you.
Surely good teaching 👌👊💯💯
Can you please make a video that discusses what can happen to you legally, if, in the process of defending yourself, you are the first person to attack or cause an injury?
Maybe there are witnesses, maybe there is a camera, etc.
Throw your hands up, stretching them out in front of your face but in a chill, non-threatening way, and be like, "I don't want any trouble." Step back a bit to get some breathing room from the aggressor, roughly three feet or so. But if they still keep coming at you and you have to land the first punch 'cause you're feeling cornered, here's how the whole scene might be interpreted.
Judge's Perspective:
- Self-Defense: The fact that you raised your hands in a non-threatening manner, verbally expressed a desire to avoid conflict, and attempted to create distance between you and the aggressor could be seen as evidence that you did not want to engage in a confrontation and felt threatened.
- Duty to Retreat: In jurisdictions with a "duty to retreat," your actions of backing up and trying to create distance could be seen as an attempt to retreat from the situation. If the aggressor continued to advance despite your efforts, it might strengthen your claim of self-defense.
- Stand Your Ground: In "stand your ground" jurisdictions, even if you could have continued retreating, you might not be legally required to do so if you felt threatened. Your preemptive strike could be justified if you genuinely believed you were in imminent danger.
- Imminent Danger: The key factor in many self-defense claims is whether the person genuinely believed they were in imminent danger. The judge would consider the aggressor's actions, your response, and the circumstances leading up to the incident. If it's clear that the aggressor was intent on causing harm despite your attempts to de-escalate, your claim of self-defense could be strengthened.
Bystanders Recording the Scenario:
- Objective Evidence: A recording can provide an objective account of the events as they unfolded. If the video clearly shows your non-threatening posture, your verbal attempts to de-escalate, and the aggressor's continued advance, it could support your claim of self-defense.
- Perception: Bystanders might have varying interpretations based on their perspectives, biases, and understanding of the situation. Some might view your actions as a justified response to a threat, while others might question the necessity of the preemptive strike. The clarity of the recording, the audio quality (to capture what was said), and the events leading up to the recorded incident can all influence perceptions.
I'm not a lawyer, so thoughts and insights are welcome 👍
Outstanding!!!
Excellent teaching wish you you where teaching in my area.
You have very nice street tactics sir peace
If a person gets in your face, you knock their ASSES out !
This man is tops
Headbutts are fer real . The only time I was dropped in the street was by a headbutt , it did a lot of damage
informative and entertaining
Thanks for the real deal.
Great videos love them all thank you
Keep a hand ✋️ up
PEACE TO THE GODZ! PEACE KENNY!
"PAY ATTENTION!"
Stop shouting!