EnglishGolfer
Talks a good game
- Oct 3, 2005
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He's over here at the mo' causing quite a stir regarding his policy of teaching, quite literally, deadly defence techniques to members of the public.
The one thing that the media is particularly picking up on is the "kill a man in 4 moves" thing which sounds odd, but there must be more to it than the description hints at. His philosophy differs from normal self defence where you are told to do what you can to give yourself a chance to get out of there. He seems to want you to go a bit further when retalliating, almost to teach them a lesson, a possibly deadly one.
It's hard to seperate hype from negative media sentiment and the truth, so I'd be interested to know if any of you have heard of him or maybe even attended his course.
The one thing that the media is particularly picking up on is the "kill a man in 4 moves" thing which sounds odd, but there must be more to it than the description hints at. His philosophy differs from normal self defence where you are told to do what you can to give yourself a chance to get out of there. He seems to want you to go a bit further when retalliating, almost to teach them a lesson, a possibly deadly one.
It's hard to seperate hype from negative media sentiment and the truth, so I'd be interested to know if any of you have heard of him or maybe even attended his course.