Savate The Deadly Old Boots Kicking Art from France
By Andy Kunz and Kenneth Pua
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Savate The Deadly Old Boots Kicking Art from France - Andy Kunz
Savate
The Deadly Old Boots Kicking Art from France
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Kenneth Pua & Andy Kunz
ISBN 978-1-387-65121-4
Copyright © 2017, 2021 Kenneth Pua & Andy Kunz
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INTRODUCTION
Everyone in the martial arts community likes the feeling of walking the mean streets, confident that he will be able to defend himself when the need arise. However that kind of feeling can be dangerous when you found out on the dark alley that you’re wrong. Always keep in mind that it didn’t take 10 or more years for the crack head on the street who will assault you. The muggers just did his fighting techniques the practical way, by mugging and assaulting experience.
Realistic experience is the key to realistic self-defense techniques. Realistic self-defense comes from spontaneous reactions, based on solid foundations of the basic human kinetics principle.
One good concept for realistic self-defense is the principle of nonresistance, and the integration of a counter attack as your defense. When an attacker executes a strike whether a kick/punch/grab, you don’t block. You just move away from the line of attack and strike back at the same time. Facts should rule all self-defense or fighting tactics. To be able to strike with power is to strike with explosion of the hip rotation, incorporation of body weight to the strike and the acceleration of the strike whether it is a kick or a punch.
Two most important part of realistic self-defense training is timing and distancing. Practical training will teach you when to attack and how to close the striking distance. Distancing is affected by intention. Self-defense techniques and strategies you need to develop are the punching, kicking range, close quarter, grappling, and various street weapons range.
Possible weapons you will encounter on the streets are bladed weapon, broken bottle glass, baseball bat, improvised knife, and many more.
No self-defense techniques will work unless you did them right and experience them first hand. Those who say that the best kick in a street fight is a side kick to the groin or knee, should practice sidekicks to knee or groin of a simulation target. The only way to learn if you’re doing it right is to practice with an unwilling partner, who would resist you. So I suggest you select a partner at your gym that you hate most
and also hate you.
Joinville Military Academy – France.
For you to have a realistic experience as much as possible. In realistic self-defense the human body is your weapon and the body of the attacker is the opening and the target. Realism says there is no such thing as creating an opening for you to strike. In that sense, everything is your target – the attacker’s heel, elbow, head, neck, wrist, and others.
Like all martial arts Savate has undergone innumerable changes over time to adapt it to the needs of a given period. When used by the hardscrabble sailors of Toulon, Marseilles, Algiers and La Havre it took into account the use of the ropes and rigging found on tall ships to aid in wild looping boot-strikes delivered with a cutlass in one hand. The bold highwaymen of the vast French interior adapted it to their own needs when plundering coaches with a knife and pistol at their side. Just before the turn of the 19th century in Paris it had become a polite exercise in gymnastics for the bourgeoisie and idle noblemen. But things had changed in the capital, and the members of the upper crust were no longer in command of the streets as desperate young men formed street gangs such as the Apaches
to rob and terrorize the moneyed classes.
Apaches (French: [a.paʃ]) was a Parisian Belle Epoque violent criminal underworld subculture of hooligans, night muggers, street gangs and other criminals.
The Apaches also evolved a semi-codified collection of tricks
used in mugging and hand-to-hand combat. A prospective victim will be stalked by several Apaches. One will garrote the victim from behind while taking him piggyback to prevent the victim from struggling; then another Apache will be assigned the job of searching through the victim's pockets for any valuables, and another one will served as a lookout. Although only meant to incapacitate, the chance of death from prolonged strangulation do happen.
During their heyday, the prospect of being mugged or otherwise assaulted by Apache gangsters was especially feared by members of the emergent bourgeois (Upper Class of the Victorian