Practical Self-Defense
| Summary | This book instructs the reader on a self-defense technique that combines boxing, wrestling, and Eastern martial arts. It equips you to deal with hooligans, drunks, and even armed assailants with ease. |
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| Points | 50 |
| Skill Learned |  |
| Source | General Building |
Start
"If your opponent grabs your breasts from behind, you can stamp on his foot with your high heels."
Oh, this seems to be the chapter on women's self-defense. I'll skip this one.
End
"If your opponent is armed with a long-range weapon such as a firearm or crossbow, please remember..."
"..run away and call the police as soon as possible! Don't get any silly ideas."
I couldn't agree more. After all, it's self-defense, not magic.
Start
"If your opponent grabs your breasts from the front, you can hit him in the crotch with your handbag."
This seems to be the chapter on women's self-defense. I think I'll skip this one.
End
"Anything on the street can be used as a weapon if necessary."
"This includes trash cans, beer bottles on the ground, and bicycles."
"But if you can, it is better to use a bicycle to escape rather than trying to use it to hit your attacker."
Heh... That's good advice. It's always better to flee than fight if possible.