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PRACTICAL BOXING
When you find yourself in a street altercation and someone grabs you by the shirt, knowing how to respond instantly and effectively can be a lifesaver. In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into the techniques and strategies showcased in our Practical Boxing video from the Sharp-Shield channel, "GRABBED by the SHIRT? Do this INSTANT DEFENCE!".
Listen to Chris Price talking about some PRACTICAL BOXING principles.
In this clip taken from a training session, Chris Price talks about the evolution of boxing and the impact that gloves have had on the sport.
In our ever-evolving journey of self-discovery, one universal aspect that often takes centre stage is our relationship with fear.
At Sharp Shield, we pride ourselves on delving into conversations that shed light on critical life topics.
Today, we're excited to present a talk between a seasoned Hypnotist (Cino Berigliano) and a long-time Martial Artist (Coach Walter) about Fear, Performance, and Life.
Are there bad habits and poor techniques affecting your performance?
Do you ever find it very hard to get rid of them?
In the realm of self-defense and martial arts, few names resonate with the impact and expertise of Peter Constadine. Known for his unparalleled ability in delivering devastatingly powerful blows, Constadine's secret lies in a technique as ancient as it is effective: the double hip. This principle, derived from his extensive background in karate, has been refined and amplified through insights gained from Chinese martial arts.
Mob fights? We asked Peter.
Peter Consterdine is a renowned martial arts expert and one of the most respected figures in the self-defense and martial arts world. With over 59 years of experience in the industry, he is a 10th Dan Black Belt in karate. Over 10 years of door work in Manchester and a consultant police instructor to some 12 police forces.
Founding member with Geoff Thompson of the British Combat Association.