Men's Self Defence
Fact! In order to be able to defend yourself and your loved ones against any attacker you need to cross train in a range of disciplines.
Why Learn Self Defence
The matter how big, strong or competent a fighter you are, you still need to learn self defence. Even if you are the best fighter in the world, eventually you are going to age and one day someone will come along who is able to defeat you. A defence strategy that relies on pure strength and fitness may work for you when you are young against a weaker opponent but as you get older or against a bigger stronger opponent you will need to learn a system based on correct technique. Also, what if they have a knife? What if they have a gun and what if there is more than one attacker?
Our Men's Self Defence Programme will teach you to;
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Know what to do in a worst case scenario.
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Be able to incapacitate a much bigger and stronger attacker.
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To disarm an attacker if necessary.
What is the best martial art for self-defence?
Martial artists have been arguing about this for centuries. The reality of the situation is that although some martial arts/combat sports are much better than others, every single one of them has its weaknesses. Here are some examples;
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Boxing is brilliant for fitness, footwork, head movement and punching but as it is a sport with rules, does not address ground fighting or a situation where your opponent has a weapon.
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) is very effective when you are on the ground but not so good when there is more than one attacker. Also many of the techniques used in the sport of BJJ are very effective in grappling only tournaments but are not advisable to use in a real street fight.
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Taekwondo is excellent for flexibility and kicks but pretty much useless when you have been taken to the ground by a bigger stronger opponent who is trying to smash your head in to the floor.
There are a variety of modern fighting systems that have successfully addressed these issues however these too have their weaknesses. Many experienced martial artists develop a false confidence in their ability to fight and make the mistake of believing that all techniques that work in the dojo are just as effective in a self defence situation.
Why Train at WSH Self Defence?
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We are able to give our clients 100% of our attention.
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Many people who train in martial arts believe that the way to get better is to simply defeat other class participants. They are keen to establish a pecking order to fuel their egos. We understand that helping others with free flowing and ego free sparring, is the most effective method of improving everyone's skills.
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We tailor our sessions to meet the needs and goals of each individual.
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We offer fantastic value for money.
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Our sessions are structured in a logical order that creates effective learning and understanding.
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We treat all our clients with respect and courtesy. It does not matter if you are a seasoned practitioner or a complete beginner, the fittest person in the world or someone that has never trained in their life, everyone is treated equally and as a very welcome guest.
Other Benefits of Training at WSH Self Defence
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No egos
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No direct debits
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No monthly subscriptions
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No joining fees
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No insurance fees
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No induction fees
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No admin fees
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Excellent value Personal Training Self Defence coaching.
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Train at a time that suits you.
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Professional, friendly and warm environment.
Remember a street fight is rarely a fair fight and is often simply an assault. The attacker is only doing so because the odds of winning are in their favour. You never know when the vital skills learned at WSH Self Defence will save your life or the lives of your loved ones so book your first session today. Make the time to visit us, and it could well be the best decision you ever made. Self Defence training is also a great way to get fitter, stronger, healthier mentally and physically and is so much more motivational and rewarding than the treadmill. Contact us now for more information about our Men's Self defence Programme.
