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SYSTEM
INTRODUCTION
TRAINING IS NOT A GAME! Acquiring training in personal
safety and survival is a serious matter. When doing so
it is paramount to remember that the way one trains is
the way one will act when faced with a life threatening
emergency.
A serious gap exists between the training available on
the market and what actually works in the real world.
This is due to the following factors:
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Most
fighting and combative methods originated hundreds
of years ago before the sciences of modern warfare,
psychology, physiology, criminology and law were developed,
when swords, sticks and spears were the weapons of
choice. |
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The
commercialization of martial arts has promoted sport
based training methods in which practitioners knowingly
engage in a fight for a preset length of time following
strict rules of engagement and without weapons. In
reality, most attackers are armed and an attack can
happen anytime and usually takes place in a restricted
space where escape is impossible and vision is impaired.
Sport based fighting habits do not readily appear
when the opponent controls the distance and time of
attack. |
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In
fighting tournaments competitors know that they will
only be fighting one frontal opponent at a time and
as a result, in training for such events they learn
to focus their vision only on a single threat and
develop habituated tunnel vision. In reality, attackers
operate in pairs or gangs requiring the enhanced peripheral
vision to detect multiple attackers, obstacles and
escape routes. |
In
conclusion, it is evident that no one can learn much of
any practical survival fighting skills from practicing
competitive based shooting or by learning how to fight
the same way it is done in martial arts tournaments.
Fortunately, there is an alternative. We invite you to
explore the most practical approach to personal protection,
safety and survival - Hisardut®.
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