The guy assaulting the women was lucky he wasn't turned into ground beef by that family, Taekwondo is no joke.
Great to hear they were able to help!
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I'm sure that would have happened if it was necessary. But what's amazing about highly skilled martial arts practitioners is that they have incredible self control and extensive training on how to de-escalate a situation with the minimal force. They understand anatomy and reaction speed and pain and even the legal consequences of using their abilities for harm.
It still boggles my mind that it's not a requisite for western police.
It's not required for US police because in the US the police are essentially militarized and have an accompanying attitude. They are not interested in de-escalating the situation they're only interested in seeing if they can hurt someone. That's what happens when they draw their guns in every single interaction including traffic stops.
That's somewhat hyperbolic, though it's a worthy concern. I live in the US and none of my encounters with police have been like that whatsoever, but then again I'm white and midwestern and not financially underprivileged. I've seen cops thoughtfully de-escalate or give genuine selfless help firsthand.
I would still say ACAB, but that's moreso due to the very abusable powers and excessive undue protections that political states give them. It's a systemic problem, but not proscriptive of individual encounters.
Fucking hell.
No they don't.
These are things they try to sell you when you walk in the door. I've been a martial arts instructor. It was my first job. The only qualifications for martial arts instructor are a: kinda knows the dance moves good. End of list.
Some of these guys may embody what you're talking about.
The vast majority are dude bros who think punching is fun, and their particular variety of punching is the best. They're not mystic monks, gracefully handing down wisdom of the ancients. They're wannabe tough guys who either bought the lie, or know full well and are willing to sell it to you. It's no different than any sport, and they won't actually teach you how to defend yourself. They'll teach you dance moves and maybe a few of the people that learn them will be good at self defense too.
It's a joke. It's all a joke.
So, you were a shit instructor who had barely started teaching at a shit school so that must be how they all are?
Just like everything, you're going to have a range from great to awful. You sound like you were on the awful side of things. Must suck.
Sincerely, a martial arts instructor.
It's probably a spectrum. You're at one end, replying to someone at the other end.
My experience, though limited, are teachers who genuinely wanted to help people with self defense.
Note: am Canadian who's glass is half full...
Believe me, we were squarely in the middle. There are a few decent schools, good lock finding them through the thousands of shitty ones
I guess I can only speak from my experience. Most of the instructors and blackbelts who taught me were working on advanced academic degrees as well and actually cared about their students learning all aspects of the art. No meatheaded dudebros whatsoever. They would never even consider promoting that type of buffoon.
Sorry to hear your experience wasn't the same.
Yeah, especially with five of them. You're not escaping or fighting back. Any of them could have probably put him down with a single kick.
Yeah, my higher belt tests had us fighting two or three people at a time. It’s only for two minutes at a time, but holy fuck you feel like you ran a marathon afterwards because it’s exponentially harder than fighting just one; You can’t let yourself get pinned down or cornered, and have to constantly stay moving. You only throw the occasional punch or kick when you can find time to fit them in between all the dodging and running. The goal isn’t even to win the fight; It’s simply to avoid losing too badly. I can’t even imagine fighting five at once and coming out anywhere near the top.
Real fights aren’t like a video game where enemies circle around and attack one or two at a time. They all rush you at the same time, and if you get grabbed you’re done.
And to your earlier point, if you grab or focus too much on one of them you’re just as fucked as if they had gotten ahold of you themselves.
I know it didn't happen this way, but it should have.
Imagine stopping a sexual assault as a family, what a bonding activity!
In all seriousness, what great story. I hope they're business improves enough to open a second location from this!
Imagine assaulting someone and whole family comes in and beats your ass.
Imagine sexually assaulting someone? Ew no thanks
No you're reading it wrong. Op wasn't saying imagine like you are imagining yourself sexually assaulting someone and getting your ass beat. They're just saying it like to imagine the comical situation where some idiot is sexually assaulting someone and then a whole ass family shows up and kicks their ass.
Here's a better more generic example.
Imagine talking shit in a video game and then losing.
Hope this clears it up
I don't really get why you're saying that because both your example and what OP said are from a first person perspective.
It's an English quirk.
Mostly that first person perspective is meant to humiliate the person who committed the act, in this case the sex offender mentioned in the post. It doesn't matter if they'll ever read it or not, either.
Thank you I clearly wasn't explaining it effectively
That is super dope. Glad for my home county to have people that compassionate as well as skilled.
반갑네요 ㅋㅋ
Nice to meet you too ;-)
레미에 한국인 몇명 있는지 궁금하다...
(My grammar sucks :( )
Those cats were fast as lightning
In fact, it was a little bit frightening
Do do do do do do, do do do.
Given their training history, they are most likely immigrants. The complex they are in is already diverse, and while this situation is terrible, I hope this is a story that spreads into the classic Texas population in a good way.
People, this is what bravery looks like... Not walking around Walmart with an AK 15 and a Sons of Anarchy shirt
Of course this didn't actually happen. Gov. Piss Baby Abbott said that abortions didn't need to be legal because they were going to stop rape in the state of Texas.../s. Ew, I threw up in my mouth a little typing that...
The guy assaulting was lucky it was a Tae Kwon Do family and not Krav Maga. Krav Maga dont take hostages.
For those who don’t know
Krav Maga is the martial art of eye pokes and groin kicks and it’s what the IDF train with
Small pipi vibes
Even if Krav Maga teaches more attacks and more "leathal" attacks. i would hope 5 of them at the same stage as these individuals, 4th degree black belts and instructors, would be able to restrain 1 individual without permanent damage.
When i think of someone that is that well trained i think they are trained in more than just the moves. Going through my martial arts training we were taught the fighting mentality and spirit as well as just the moves.
Edit: I've never been through either of these training styles so I'm making assumptions and may be wrong.
My first martial arts lesson the instructor told us that as white belts, if we manage a good hit against a black belt, that's a good white belt. If a black belt fully hits or kicks the white belt, that's a bad black belt.
Caught in the act of rape? Permanent damage would not be a bad outcome.
I'm merely talking about the martial arts and their capabilites. not what i think should be done to cunts who can't keep their hands off other people.
Imagine getting your ass kicked by this family and the grandma just jumps in with a sandal.
Great to see from these instructors.