Improvised Weaponry - Part 2
First off, I would like to apologise to all my students for the interval between this and the last instalment of my series on improvised weaponry.
I’ve been drawn into a turf war between two Krav Maga schools in my region. Basically, I’ve had to go down there and level the playing friend with a bit of biffo. This happens from time to time when young and inexperienced Krav Maga instructors get back from a two week training stint in Israel. They mistakenly think they are the big dawg. Unfortunately, I don’t like anyone urinating on my hydrants, so I have to take ‘em back to school with some big clouts.
All rightee, let’s commence our lesson.
As I’ve already explained, our normal everyday environment is filled with objects that can be used as weapons. I believe there is no need to elaborate on this further. It’s a rule of general application that requires no further explanation other than a few more photographic examples.
- Broom Attack
- Mop Attack
- Toy Attack Execute
- Toy Attack Start Position
- Toy Defence
- White Board Marker Attack
- Dust Sweeper Block
- Ancient Pruning Saw and Weeder Defence
Note on defences:
A good defence can often be used to overwhelm your opponent. As detailed in the explanation for the Dust Brush Defence, I once used the defence to stop a female assassin from using an ancient Chinese Kung-fu technique called Knife Hand to the Heart.
Not only did the defence prevent her from gaining access to my heart, but it gave me time to talk during the fight. After many incredible fighting moves, I subdued her. I then used another series of moves, this time sexual to woo her. I used my body and mind to capture her heart, and tame her sexually. She then returned to those who sent her and assassinated them.
















































