Women's Mixed Martial Arts Videos
by Diana Moscarda:
"How to Escape Rape: The Women's Complete, Proven Self-Defense Against Bigger, Stronger Men" (Escape) For women who feel like, "I don't know what I'd do? I'm afraid I'll freeze." The most comprehensive women's self-defense video ever.
Stop 98% of attacks with these 8 simple, painful moves, targeting the body's 5 soft spots. An encyclopedia of advice about safety with ATM's, buses, doorbells, elevators, parking lots, & followers. Simple moves for how to escape a rear bear hug, rear choke hold, & top mount (rape.)
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"Diana Moscarda's video series is a wealth of information & her training methods are truly cutting edge. I watched the videos hoping to get a better understanding of effective self defense to teach my women students, & I ended up coming away with ideas for every class. I'd highly recommend Diana's tapes to anyone with even a passing interest in self defense, & I'd say the series is a must have for every serious martial artist." Michael Brewer, JKD Instructor, Colorado Springs, CO
I find a number of martial artists,whether experts or not, grasp onto(no pun intended) to a term,an ordinary term and really 'bite into it' making it a martial art. Kino Mutai is one such thing. Kinagat is a Filipino term for biting and there is another for pinching, which I forget at this 'senior' moment. However, grasping,tearing, pinching, etc. when done with some expertise is effective,though in this day of aids, biting to draw blood is considered a bit risky but if it keeps you from being killed, raped,etc.??? Some formidable practitioners who spend more time than most of us would care to, can literally tear a person apart with applications of pinching, grasping,tearing, ripping, biting,etc. These guys also have some sharp hard thumbnails,etc. and toenails,etc. that can slice you up also. Needless to say, we seldom encounter these guys walking the pavement in our streets. However, most of these guys would also make rather efficient us of knives and blades so as to not exert themselves too much, and this is, of course, in tropical countries. These grasping,tearing,etc. techniques work better when one is lightly clothed rather than wearing heavy winter jackets, for example. Wearing gloves and mittens also hinders grasping and pinching,etc. if you get my drift but 'in a pinch' anything is worth a try! 