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Practical Self-Defense Training vs. Movie Myths

byAnand SharmaWorkshops at OMJIUJITSU Academy, Gurugram; Travels across Delhi NCRStarts from1,800 per person (2-day course)View full gallery

Most martial arts you see online rely on your attacker cooperating. In real life, you need techniques that work when you are under stress.

A humorous look at the kind of ineffective techniques you might see online. My students and I recreate these "bullshido" moves to show what not to do, and to have a little fun while learning.

Another "Expectations vs Reality" video, this time on gun defense. Many movie-style disarms are incredibly dangerous and will get you hurt. I teach awareness and de-escalation first.

The "magic finger jutsu" is a classic example of fake martial arts. In this funny reel, my students try it out and we show what really happens when you try a technique that has no basis in reality.

About No-Nonsense Training: Real vs. Fake

If a technique requires your attacker to stand still while you perform a complex movement, it is not self-defense. In my sessions, we discard these flashy moves and focus on ground survival and defensive striking that keep you safe when things turn chaotic.

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