Ok, I have a new move of the month posted on my web site. It is a knife slash to the throat with a throw. Enjoy! Ed www.lonewolfjujutsu.com

B.S.

Don't hold back there Chen!

Ed, just out of curiosity, why do you want to teach people how to go up and attack someone with a concealed weapon? Now, come up with a defence against that technique and... well, it probably wouldn't work... but anyway...

-Charlie

Tanto-jutsu was a major part of the jujutsu that I studied. For me, the knife is my weapon of choice in cqc situation. Ed

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Chen Zen:
B.S.[/QUOTE]

Chen,
I am guessing that B.S. does not stand for "Bloody Super"
Sharon [IMG]http://www.fightingarts.com/forums/ubb/biggrin.gif[/IMG]

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Chen Zen:
B.S.[/QUOTE]

Why??
I'm not saying yea or nay, just curious about your take.

Ed, You moron! [IMG]http://www.fightingarts.com/forums/ubb/mad.gif[/IMG]

[This message has been edited by Isshin Dude (edited 09-11-2003).]

Technicaly and in the context in which such a technique might be used, ie: in a military CQB situation or as a face on sentry elimination, its pretty sound. I can see why some people are bothered by it as it puts "us" in the position of the agressive blade carrier, whereas most people train as the defender in such a situation. It's a different perspective and while most people
(certainly in the UK) would be stupid to carry a blade for self defence purposes it is valid in its own right.

Regds
Mr V

Thanks V.

Ed,

Is that knee strike in frame 3 intending to double the "bleeder" over into the throw?

What keeps the "bleeder" from backing away? It's probably obvious from the other angle.

Chris