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Category: Self Defense

Viking Combat by Mark Hatmaker

Viking Combat by Mark Hatmaker

Overview For today’s historical-combat exercise, we are going to follow a weave of martial endeavors that begins with the American Frontier’s rough & tumble strategy of “Attacking the Buckler” and goes back to Viking archeology. From there we’ll move on to a “chicken or the egg” style debate about whether or not a French martial Read More

Sandy Saddler’s Slashing Jab by Mark Hatmaker

Sandy Saddler’s Slashing Jab by Mark Hatmaker

One of the Undisputed Greats Sandy Saddler was, is, and will always be, one of THE bona fide legends of the vicious game that is boxing. He has his detractors– people who can point to his occasionally less-than-kosher tactics, such as his penchant for heeling, holding, thumbing, collaring, and a bit of wrestling here and Read More

5 Tips to Surviving a Street Fight

5 Tips to Surviving a Street Fight

Street Fights Are No Joke Street fighting can never be compared to any kind of sport. In street fighting, there are no rules and regulations to be followed. It is brutal and cruel enough to kill you. It is always better to avoid this kind of situation at all cost. However, if you are caught Read More

Hand Scalping by Mark Hatmaker

Hand Scalping by Mark Hatmaker

Let’s Talk About Hair-Pulling There is a surprisingly long history of hair-pulling in combat history, both sportive and on the battlefield. Today we’ll confine ourselves to sportive instances of what we now perceive to be unsportsmanlike behavior. Read More

“Biting”, Bare-Knuckle Boxing, & Jack Johnson by Mark Hatmaker

“Biting”, Bare-Knuckle Boxing, & Jack Johnson by Mark Hatmaker

First Things First In today’s sermon “biting” has nothing to do with your teeth, so rid yourself of images of Mike Tyson chowing down on Evander Holyfield’s ear. In early Frontier Rough & Tumble parlance “to bite” was to take a shot at your opponent’s punching arm with your own fist—specifically an incoming fist. There Read More

A Warrior Conditioning Challenge by Mark Hatmaker

A Warrior Conditioning Challenge by Mark Hatmaker

A Warrior Conditioning Challenge: Bodylocks/Rough & Tumble/Sit-Outs This brief burner will allow you to groove old-school strong, three modes of striking, and two rounds of hot and heavy ground movement. Part 1 Grab your heaviest sandbag, heavy bag, or throwing dummy. Body lock it and take it for a 50 yard carry. Do not put Read More