Article Directory :: Sports & Recreation Articles Learn Street Taekwondo Training You Won't Learn In The Dojo! By Steve Gib Republish: EasyPublish™ Published: 23Feb2010 Word count: 501 Viewed: 287 time(s) Get Free Content For Your Site Are you ready to elevate your self-defense teachings to the next level? If so, you will really enjoy these street karate tips. Even if you've been taking martial arts lessons for years, you may wish to learn more street-specific moves that will help keep you alive in a real assault. This article will point out some key elements you need to know. Learn street taekwondo training #1 - Never let your guard down. Be alert to everything and everyone around you ... ALL THE TIME! When a hunch gets you a little on edge, DON'T ignore it! Even if there's nothing to it, you will still most likely benefit from getting out of the situation you are in. Sketchy characters looking you over quite often means bad news for you. Don't stick around to see what they want, just leave. Pay attention to your intuition. Whenever possible, don't put yourself into hazardous conditions in the first place. Avoidance and careful planning is probably the greatest way to keep yourself from having to defend yourself from an attacker. Learn street taekwondo training #2 - Don't give your assailant the first punch, or allow him to get a hold of you. Get in the initial blow yourself! By striking first, you can completely mess up this dirt-bag's entire plan of attack, leaving him confused as to what his next move should be. Start with a something like a punch to the throat, or an eye gouge, and follow up with a boot to the shin. Remember that this is for REAL! Don't pull any punches, and don't let up! Once you've begun your attack, keep choking, kicking, punching, even biting - doing anything that works to keep this knucklehead guessing. Having some type of personal defense weapon (such as pepper spray or expandable baton) is also highly recommended. Any extra advantage, added to the advantage of surprise, will dramatically increase your chances to be the one standing in the end. Learn street taekwondo training #3 - Once you've landed a few blows, DON'T STOP! No matter how tough you may be, it's not very likely that you're going to incapacitate an attacker with a single "knockout" punch. Keep up your offensive, relentlessly and ferociously. Remember to target the weaker areas - eyes, nose, throat, shins, knees, etc. Bombard this guy with the most powerful punches, strikes, and kicks you can physically muster up. He will have no pity on you, and will show you no mercy whatsoever. If given the chance to get his second wind, he will certainly cause you serious harm. So don't let him! Realistically, there's still a pretty good chance that you ARE going to be struck yourself. That's okay! The pain is simply reminding you of your own survival. If you continue to battle this loser with all you've got, your pain will seem insignificant to the deserved beating that you're unleashing on him! So, apply these self-defense principles to your existing martial arts style and increase your street fighting abilities tremendously! If you want to download 2 free self defense training manuals to become a much better fighter look no further! I will show you how to fight, even if your a rookie! Get self defense training eBooks here! Or.. If you want a serious military martial arts education I highly recommend you check out the following site.. If you want to learn gun disarms, knife fighting, lethal combat and military martial arts click here! EasyPublish™ this article - publishers click here More articles by Steve Gib

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