Women's Self-defence Syllabus
This programme consists of step-by-step lessons for defences against threats and attacks women face in the world today including but not exclusively: punches, chokes, grabs, restraints, sexual assaults and knife attacks.
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Common Objects - Shields
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Common Objects - Handheld
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Common Objects - Long Blunt
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Common Objects - Liquid
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Common Objects - Small Objects
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Situation awareness
Krav Maga is the simplest and most effective form of self-defence as it is based on a person natural reaction, no complex patterns to learn making it easy to learn and master quickly and effectively.
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Terrorism Advice
• Run - Run if possible without putting yourself in danger
• Hide - Hide and make sure out of view and stay quiet
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Training Safety Advice
It is important to train as realistically as possible but ALWAYS with safety paramount for both you and your training partners. It should go without saying (but you'd be surprised) that in no instance - NOT EVER - should real weapons be used. Always wear the correct safety equipment. Ultra Krav M...
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Krav Maga Grips
• U-Grip normally used for plucking
• C-Grip normally used for controlling
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Vulnerable Striking Points
Knowing were you can strike a potential threat or attacker can give you the edge needed to survive any situation.
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Training Psychology
Krav Maga is the simplest and most effective form of self-defence as it is based on a person natural reaction, no complex patterns to learn making it easy to learn and master quickly and effectively.
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Krav Maga Stances 5x
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Krav Maga Distances 4x
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UKM Self-Defence Rule
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Offense Combination Drills 1
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Offense Combination Drills 2
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Offensive Snap:Front Kicks - Women's Version
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Offensive Knee Strikes - Women's Version
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Defending Straight Punches - Women's Version
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Defending Oriental Stab - Women's Version
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Educational Blocks - Women's Version
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Defending Oriental Strikes - Women's Version
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Defending Ponytail:Hoody Pull - Women's Version
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Defending High Straight Stab - Women's Version
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Defending Rear Naked Choke - Women's Version
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Passive Wrist Grabs - Women's Version
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Defending Single Hand Jacket Grab - Women's Version
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Defending Low Straight Stab - Women's Version
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Getting Up from Floor No.2 & 3 - Women's Version
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Offensive Circular Punches - Women's Version
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Offensive Vertical Hammers - Women's Version
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Offensive Mantis Punch - Women's Version
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Defending a Rear Bearhug Arms Trapped - Women's Version
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Defending a Rear Hand Across Mouth - Women's Version
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Offensive Uppercut Punch - Women's Version
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Defending a Rear V-choke - Women's Version
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Offensive Cymbal Strike - Women's Version
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Front Double Hand Choke V1
• Semi passive stance and stabilise
• Using opposite arm and leg, step back and raising arm
• Rotate body to break grip
• Rotate back with counter
• Counter and create space
• Scan for second attackerNB: Always train safely and within your ability
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Front Double Hand Choke V3
• Semi passive stance and stabilise
• Pluck and control using U-grip
• At same time palm strike and press attackers chin
• Apply push and pull leverage
• Release, counter and create space
• Scan for second attackerNB: Always train safely and within your ability
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Front Horizontal Elbow
• Using 2 inches of lower forearm
• Fold arm inwards
• Generate power from core and hips
• Plant feet
• Recoil
• Remember to strike through the targetNB: Always train safely and within your ability
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Low Roundhouse Defence
• Semi passive stance
• Using 90 degree outside leg defence block kick
• Try to keep toes upwards
• Stabilise and counter with same hand
• Continue to counter
• Create space
• Scan for second attackerNB: Always train safely and within your ability
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Low Roundhouse
Training tutorial for executing a powerful low roundhouse keeping balance with maximum power.
A tutorial breaking down and explaining how to execute a snap kick off both front and back legs. This is our fastest kick and mainly towards attacker groin.
• Stabalise and open up body
• Bring kn... -
Straight Snap Kick Defence - Feet
• Semi passive stance
• Block using either foot
• Toe's in using front foot - toe's out using back foot
• Combine foot and body defence
• Move out of the channel and counter as soon as possible
• Once threat over scan for other threatsNB: Always train safely and within your ability
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Defending Horizontal Slash - Women's Version
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Defending Icepick Stab - Women's Version
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Defending Oriental Double Stab - Women's Version