How to stop ANY Punch - R.A.T. - Close Combat Advanced Techniques - Self Defense - FightFast

Legendary Jeet Kune Do instructor Paul Vunak will show you tips, these tips are designed to help you end a fight as quickly as possible in a dangerous situation once all hope of peaceful resolution has gone. These move will take away an attackers advantage regardless of size and strength. Get Street Safe 1 On Demand: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/streetsafe1 Get Paul Vunaks RAT DVD Here: https://catalog.trsdirect.com/product... The jab is the first punch most people learn. It’s not the most powerful punch but it’s really helpful for controlling the distance. You can use it also to set up heavier punches. So it’s really cool if you have a quick and precise jab. You can just jab your opponent from a distance, without putting your self at risk. But what to do when your opponent is the one with the better jab? How to block those jabs effectively? The easiest way to learn is to practice. This Video is made to help you practice in the safely in your front room. But there are several things you need to know so you can execute the technique properly. Here is another tip. Stance If you are a beginner, the first question that you will hear from your coach when you go to the gym will be: “Which is your dominant hand?” If you say that you are right-handed, he will tell you that you need to stay in the orthodox stance. Which means to place your left foot in front of your right foot. If you are left-handed, you need to use the southpaw stance, which is the opposite of the orthodox one. Here is what you need to do to have a proper boxing stance: Step with your left foot in front of your right foot -A little bit more than the width of the shoulders. If you are a southpaw your right foot needs to be in front Make a little step on the right with your back foot – Your feet shouldn’t be positioned on a straight line under your body. Otherwise, you will be unbalanced while throwing rear hand hooks or when you get hit by lead hooks. So you need to make a step to the right with your back foot if you are orthodox. And a little step on the left if you are a southpaw. Pivot your foot– The toes of your front foot need to point at almost the same directions as your chest Bend your knees a little bit – Thus you will be more balanced Try to stay on the balls of your feet – That way you will increase your quickness and mobility If you liked this fight fast video and want to learn more simplified self defense subscribe to our channel by clicking here: https://www.youtube.com/fightfastvide... Want to boost your self defense skills quickly? Start by watching our Fight Fast Advanced Fundamentals playlist:    • Advanced Fundamentals of Self Defense   For over 30 years Threat Response Solutions and Fightfast.com have been dedicated to teaching average people quick learn self defense techniques that actually work in a real life street fight. Our instruction works against larger, stronger, more aggressive opponents. To do this we’ve sought out the most experienced combat experts in the world, guys whose lives depend on their techniques actually working. Our instructors include former US and Israeli Special Forces soldiers, cage fighters, notorious street fighters, bar-room bouncers, and grizzled beat cops. If you want to learn from the best most experienced fighters in the world you are in the right place. Visit www.fightfast.com/blog to learn more. Find us on facebook:   / fightfast   Instagram:   / trssurvival   @TRSsurvival #SelfDefense #TRSsurvival #fightfast paul vunak progressive fighting system headbutt boxing pfs Paul Vunak - End Any Fight Instantly Self Defense One Handed Grab