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Basic Self-Defense Instincts: Unarmed Attack Defenses This is a self-defense DVD that explains what to do if you are assaulted by an unarmed person.
It is based on Judo and is based on response reflex and grappling.
This isn’t a complete system like Wing Chun or Krav Maga.
It is still good to see whether getting a man to the mat with grappling maneuvers is the style you need to practice.
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I watched your movie Basic Instincts of Self-Defense with a buddy who is a US Marshal, and we both agreed that it is an excellent DVD! The film is of high quality.
This is not one of those cassettes that appears to be homemade and contains a half-hour to an hour of nonsense.
Your tape has a lot of punch….
There is a genuine attempt here to teach someone in the comfort of their own home…. ”
—Steve Stefanidis, Astoria, New York, U.S.Parole Officer
“I loved your self-defense DVD, Basic Instincts of Self Defense.”
Its clearly planned out development and easily taught, basic yet extremely powerful tactics that do not rely on grabbing a wrist or finger in the midst of a hectic, high stress scenario pleased me.
As the narrator stated in the introduction, “No joking” about that specific philosophy of self-defense technique implementation. Hey, I used to be one of those self-defense instructors, but after viewing your movie, you completely changed my mind.
Straightforward, efficient, and unflinching (pun intended)! My DVD library’s “gold standard.” —Greg Premo, 5th Dan Tae Kwon Do, 1st Dan Judo, Personal Defense Readiness (www. tonyblauer. com) Russian Kettlebell Certified/Challenge (RKC), Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC)—1995–2002, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)—1998–2002, Underhill, VT, with Adam Laclair “Your technique selection and graded progression from armlocks through clinch and throws, defenses against grabs and holds, and defenses against punches and kicks are amazing.”
This tape’s methodology and explanation, simplicity, and practical approach are what I enjoy about it.
“My expertise with other systems allows me to highly regard your tape.”
I chose to incorporate your fundamental concept into our training.
It bridges the gap between Aikido skills and practical self-defense.”
—Ragib Karamehmedovic, Aikido (goshin) instructor in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
“…an outstanding presentation.”
The self-defense tactics are applicable to real-world circumstances.
As a physician who has been active in martial arts for over 35 years and has taught self-defense and street hand-to-hand fighting programs, I believe I can personally compliment the Stadion team on an excellent curriculum that is both scientifically and educationally sound.
—M.S., D.C. Richard J.Vahl, Davenport, Iowa
“This is the proper way to teach self-defense methods.”
—Mac Mierzejewski, M.Sc.P.E., Mas Oyama’s [full-contact karate] Champion Winner of the Asia-Pacific International Open Karate Tournament in 1989, as well as the Mas Oyama Canadian Kyokushinkai Tournament in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. “Of all the self-defense systems I’ve seen, this is the simplest and easiest to learn.”
“I definitely suggest this movie to anyone who wants to learn an easy and powerful method of self-defense.”
—Ivan Villegas, 7th Dan National Sport Judo, Promotion Board Member, National Coaching Staff Member, Jamaica, New York
“Your video Basic Instincts of Self-Defense is fantastic!” Many of these strategies I am previously familiar with, but you have organized them in a sensible sequence.
I am a full-time karate instructor.
I’m about to begin a self-defense training and would like to use the Basic Instincts curriculum.”
—Ken Hollows, 5th Dan Karate, Munich, West Germany
“Excellent system.
“Explains the ‘why’ and ‘how’ of the maneuvers demonstrated.”
—Andrzej Sadej, Judo Canada’s National Coach, Gloucester, Ontario, Canada
“Basic Instincts of Self-Defense: Defenses Against Unarmed Attacks” focuses on rapid, simple defensive tactics based on instinctual, natural reflexes.
Learn how to overcome tougher opponents…and how to improve your defensive reflexes.
“Boost your confidence and alertness in order to repel or escape prospective assailants.”
“This movie covers fundamental defensive maneuvers against 55 common attacks; all simple motions, all designed to work against a greater attacker, and all based on natural, instinctual reflexes to assault.”
—Self-Defense Journal
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Learn: * How to defend against 55 common attacks by using the attacker’s force against him * How to defeat much stronger attackers without strength or agility * How to defeat all bear hugs and grabs, from the front and from behind * How to protect yourself from skillful punching and kicking attacks * How to throw attackers to the ground or put them in armlocks * How to protect yourself if your assailant has you on the ground * How to avoid the need for extensive training and rapid reflexes Learn stand-up grappling and self-defense from the greatest, not the second best.
Pawel Nastula won the Judo World Championship in 1995 and 1997, as well as Olympic gold in 1996, and Magdalena Szewczyk is Poland’s Wrestling Champion (Women) and a Judo World Championship silver medalist.
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Basic Instincts of Self Defense was an excellent self-defense film.
Its clearly planned out development and easily taught, basic yet extremely powerful tactics that do not rely on grabbing a wrist or finger in the midst of a hectic, high stress scenario pleased me.
As the narrator stated in the introduction, “No joking” about that specific philosophy of self-defense technique implementation. Hey, I used to be one of those self-defense instructors, but after viewing your movie, you completely changed my mind.
Straightforward, efficient, and unflinching (pun intended)! My DVD library’s “gold standard.” —Greg Premo, 5th Dan Tae Kwon Do, 1st Dan Judo, Personal Defense Readiness (www. tonyblauer. com) with Adam Laclair, Russian Kettlebell Certified/Challenge (RKC), Certified Athletic Trainer (ATC)—1995–2002, Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS)—1998–2002, Underhill, VT “Your technique selection and graded progression from armlocks through clinch and throws, defenses against grabs and holds, and defenses against punches and kicks are amazing.”
This tape’s methodology and explanation, simplicity, and practical approach are what I enjoy about it.
“My expertise with other systems allows me to highly regard your tape.”
I chose to incorporate your fundamental concept into our training.
It bridges the gap between Aikido skills and practical self-defense.” —Ragib Karamehmedovic, Aikido (goshin) instructor in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina “This movie covers fundamental defense maneuvers against 55 common attacks; all simple motions, all designed to work against a greater attacker, and all based on natural, instinctual responses to attack.” —April 1995, Self-Defense Magazine “Believe me when I say that this video delivers.”
This isn’t one of those ‘how to fight any attacker in 15 minutes with only three easy movements’ videos.
“I would suggest this video cassette to everyone.”
I especially suggest it to beginning and intermediate students who are unable to attend regular self-defense classes.
Get a partner, some decent mats (the falls in this video can be rather harsh), and this movie.
“I don’t believe you’ll be disappointed.” —February 1998, Martial Arts Video Reviews Editor’s note: Armlocks can fix any issues for someone who is having trouble mastering throws (shown as the first program on Basic Instincts of Self-Defense).
This is worth seeing.
It will not blow your mind, but it is thorough in its coverage.
View a teaser clip and learn more about the DVD here.

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