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Unarmed self-defense in World War II
Although Fairban has a background in jujitsu and judo, the melee system he taught during World War II emphasized the hitting technique, because it was easier to use and more deadly than throwing and grabbing. Setari said that these fighting techniques are very similar to traditional martial arts, but there are still some subtle differences. One of the most important characteristics of melee technology in World War II is that it involves highly simplified actions using overall strength.

In Setari's technical system, no warning before firing is a very important principle. The attack starts from the current position of the attacking limb and goes straight to the target along the most direct route! Don't put on airs "Whenever you pull your hand back, you are reminding your opponent that you are going to attack."

Sedari puts great emphasis on preempting when facing real danger. The first strike should be a fierce attack, and you should use all your strength to strengthen the attack. If you force your opponent to retreat and lose his balance, he will not be able to fight back effectively. This sudden attack at close range is difficult to defend. Even if your opponent blocks your first attack, it is difficult to resist your sustained and rapid follow-up attack. Continuous attack is another important principle. Although we emphasize "one move to defeat the enemy" in offensive strength, we should not be too confident in actual combat and expect to completely lose the resistance of our opponents with one blow. We must attack, attack and attack again without giving our opponents any breathing space.

From the defender's point of view, we should always be vigilant and reduce the chance of being ambushed. When a suspicious person tries to get close to you, stand back and try to keep a distance from the potential danger, so that the opponent has relatively sufficient reaction time when attacking.

It is very important to keep your body in balance, because you can't exert your strength effectively in an unbalanced state. On the other hand, attacking each other's head, neck and legs can effectively destroy each other's balance. The best attack route to destroy the opponent's balance is along the direction perpendicular to the line connecting the opponent's feet. Because of this, the preparation posture of fighting is to put your feet in front of the opponent and lean your body at a 45-degree angle to keep balance and protect your vital parts.

Sedari does not encourage attacking the opponent's trunk because the clothes worn by the opponent may greatly reduce the attack effect. Close combat should always assume the worst. So the target of the attack should be concentrated on: head, neck, crotch and legs.

Hand edge blow:

In Setari's system, the technical proportion of boxing is very small. Because boxing takes a relatively long time to form combat effectiveness, in addition, people with boxing experience may still damage their fingers or wrists when they slam their opponents' heads and other "hard targets" with all their strength. Therefore, ordinary people use their fists to deal with "soft targets" such as stomach, hips and kidneys.

There is no such problem in palm stroke, and palm stroke is one of the core technologies. When attacking with the outside of the palm, the contact area is only 2-3 square inches, while when hitting with the fist, the contact area is usually around 8 square inches, so this is a very penetrating attack technique. The outside of the palm is easy to hit some key parts of the human body that are not easy to attack with fists, such as the neck. With proper training, a full blow may even break your opponent's neck. It can be detached in various body postures, including standing, sitting or even lying down, and can also be hit in all directions in 360 degrees. "This move itself is a complete technical system."

When using this technique, the palm of your hand suddenly splits in a "spastic" way. The thumb sticks out perpendicular to the other fingers, and the other fingers are close together and straight. This position of the thumb hardens the outside of the palm and helps to concentrate strength, which is one of the characteristics of Fei Zhengqing's technical system. The elbow should be bent all the time, which is one of the key points to ensure the attack speed and strength.

In order to strengthen the attack, this blow should be combined with the strength of the whole body. Exerting the overall strength of the whole body depends largely on footwork. When preparing for posture, put your body weight on your front foot, which will split out and move forward. This blow will bring body weight and hit the target hard before the front foot hits the ground. The forward movement of the front foot is a stepping state, which Setari calls "stepping down". Sedari insists that sliding is useless in melee, and the gait is more stable under uneven ground or snow and mud conditions, in addition to the benefits of strength.

It's best to prepare a posture that looks harmless to reduce the vigilance of your opponent and facilitate a sudden attack. For example, put your hands across your chest and lean toward your opponent. Your hand should be higher than your opponent's. From this position, you can always make a powerful horizontal split with the outside of your palm to your opponent's throat or stomach.

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There are two basic modes of palm attack: downward chopping (including oblique downward chopping) and horizontal chopping. Powerful horizontal splits are all palm down. By pushing forward, you can effectively use the power of rotation to split backhand. The palm-up split has no power.

The targets of palm lateral blow include:

(1) The front of the head and neck, from the bridge of the nose to the throat (slightly below the Adam's apple)

(2) the side of the head and neck, from the temple to the neck.

(3) the back brain and neck

(4) From forearm to clavicle

(5) Kidney and coccygeal vertebra

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Palm root, chin jab:

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This technology is simple and fierce, and it is one of the core technologies of Setari's combat system.

This technology needs to be implemented at close range. Fingers bend and open, palms lean back, elbows bend, and hit hard from bottom to top. One of the best targets is the opponent's chin. In order to strengthen the attack effect, add the whole body weight to this blow. The blow lasted a long distance until the opponent's head turned back. In some cases, you can even throw your opponent to the ground and then hit the back of his head hard on the ground. Curved fingers can dig each other's eyes conveniently.

This move was launched from the other side's normal line of sight. Don't take back your palm before attacking, but hit the target unexpectedly from your current position without any warning. The more your opponent leans forward, the easier it is to use this technique. The opponent's neck falls back sharply after being hit hard, and a violent blow can damage the opponent's cervical vertebra or skull base and kill him.

Palmar root blow is often combined with knee and hip blow. Knee-hip strike will make the opponent lean forward whether he hits or not, which just creates favorable conditions for palm-root strike.

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Palmar root blow can be used not only to hit the jaw. When the two sides are very close, you can slam your opponent's nose with your palm from bottom to top, break his nose bone, and this blow can even kill your opponent.

Double chin jab:

Very similar to palm root attack, it is more powerful when both hands are carried out at the same time.

When the two sides are very close, according to the technical essentials of palm root attack, the palm roots of both hands slam each other's face and nose, and the thumbs of both hands hook into each other's eyes. Can be used with knee-hip collision. Even for people with small size and insufficient strength, using this technology correctly can cause serious harm to their opponents, so many people like this move very much.

Tiger Claw (Tiger Claw):

A common variant of palm root stroke, but it is suitable for medium and long distance and can hit at lightning speed. This is one of Setari's favorite tricks.

Start with the hand shape on the outside of the palm, palm down, wrist up less than 45 degrees, fingers slightly hooked, as if to catch the ball. This is the hand shape of Tiger Claw. Strike with a straight fist, and grab your finger into the opponent's eye in a "Tiger Claw" way. Once the finger touches the target (even if it can't be inserted into the eye), the wrist naturally bends back and hits the other person's face with the palm of your hand. You can make progress at the same time and add your whole body weight to this blow.

Fingertip stamp:

Cup-shaped hands, palms down, fingers together, hook and stab each other in the eye. This not only helps to improve the chance of hitting the target, but also helps to prevent finger injury.

The same hand shape becomes palm up, which can effectively hit the crotch. This action is very similar to bowling.

Low kick:

In actual combat, the height of kicking should not be higher than the crotch. The only chance to kick an opponent in the head is after the opponent falls to the ground.

Fairban and others like to use fast side kick, which is a very effective technique. "Many times, a sudden side kick can end the battle before it really starts." The weapon is the outside or inside of the foot, and the target is the opponent's tibia or knee. Don't attack such a target with your toes, because the contact surface is small and the target is easy to slip away.

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Take the side kick of the foot as an example: lean toward the opponent, bend the leg slightly close to the opponent's knee, lift it 2-4 inches, and kick the opponent's knee or tibia. Surprise and the speed of side kick are very important. Once hit, you can quickly retract your foot, or scrape off the opponent's tibia with the outside of your foot and step on the opponent's instep hard. This blow can seriously hurt the opponent's knee, tibia or instep bone, which is equivalent to taking a big step towards the opponent. If necessary, add a palm root to hit the lower jaw.

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The inside kick of the foot is similar to this one, which is suitable for close combat or interception. Kick your opponent's tibia with the inside of your foot, scrape it off and stamp your back.

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It is also an effective means to stand on tiptoe and kick the crotch quickly without warning. Don't put your feet back when kicking.

Knee impact:

Hit your knees up as if to knock your opponent's feet off the ground. Once you hit the target, step on the raised foot and grab the place where your opponent is standing. The crotch is the preferred target, and this technique can also be used to hit the opponent's stomach or even thigh.

If your opponent loses his balance or leans forward, grab the back of his head, push him down, lift his knees and hit him in the face with his fist.

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:: Offensive defence:

Professor Setari's technique emphasizes overwhelming the opponent before the first attack is about to begin, rather than reacting to the opponent's attack and then fighting back. This "offensive and defensive" strategy is equally effective in dealing with the usual melee and capture. Although some fighting systems have designed corresponding continuous release and counter-attack steps for each throw and grab, Setari said, don't trust them. "In actual combat situations, you have neither time nor way to remember specific multi-step defense methods."

On the contrary, Setari emphasizes stopping an opponent's attack with the fiercest and most effective technology you know. To this end, he taught various close attack techniques, such as thrusting, grabbing crotch, elbowing, stamping, biting, etc., and used them when the situation was not good.

Like Fei Zhengqing, Setari emphasizes the simplicity and directness of technology and the application of overall strength. The complex technology taught by many contemporary people will only make their own combat system farther and farther away from the source and reduce the overall efficiency.

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Tiger Claw.

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When facing the threat of holding a knife, turn around to avoid the opponent's attack line, and at the same time cut the opponent's wrist or forearm with the outside of the palm, and the dagger falls. Don't take back your right palm, just cut your opponent's throat.

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The opponent locks the front throat, immediately fixes the opponent's right hand, waves his right arm at the same time, turns around, and releases the opponent's throat by using the momentum and weight of turning around. The body immediately reversed and the elbow slammed into the other person's face. Then you can split your neck with the outside of your palm and make a side kick to attack your opponent's knee.

Although some critics think that World War II fighting is too simple. However, in the face of death, these technologies, which are easy to learn and tested in the 20th century, are still worthy of full trust even today in the 2 1 century.