Mr. V.
I am having a moral dilemma here.

There is an area of defence that we have not explored.

We talk about defending ourselves in real situations.

Very few have discussed the psychology and tactics of our enemy.

This is the dilemma. This is something I would like to explore, to educate the ignorant (reality wake up).

However I am exceptionally cautious about "duff" information and over generalisation, which I believe is just as dangerous as the enemy itself.

I hope that this would enable some expansion into pre-fight understanding, which is surely the ultimate self defence.

Before I continue, I would like to ask your advice about its suitability and control.

Please post or preferably e-mail me with your thoughts.

Many thanks.

Martin.

Judderman
Sounds good. As I suggested earlier, the real fight is often won and lost before any technique is thrown. It would certainly be valuable to illicit people's views on "the other side of the fence". How does the untrained person view a confrontational situation etc etc. I think this is what you were getting at. If not please correct me.

Regds
Mr V

Mr. V,

Some thing like that. Along the lines of what makes you a victim, what does the enemy look for.

I would like to do some more research as my knowledge of these people is limited to work, before I post.

Budo.

It sound like this will be a great thread, I am looking forward to it
Sharon

The research make very interesting reading!!

Look out for the post!!

Research is complete, essay is done and submitted. Copies freely given.

Budo.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by judderman:
The research make very interesting reading!!

Look out for the post!!

Research is complete, essay is done and submitted. Copies freely given.

Budo.

[This message has been edited by judderman (edited 04-16-2003).][/QUOTE]