Self-Defense and Self-Confidence

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We get asked regularly if Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is effective for self-defense. The answer is yes! Gazze Academy Self-Defense classes prepare students for dangerous situations in the real world. It can be difficult to prepare for the intensity that surrounds these possible situations. Self-defense isn’t about winning fights, it’s about self-preservation. Our Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes train our students to defend against attackers in the most realistic settings.

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SELF DEFENSE 🥋🇺🇸 #antibullying both of the boys got attacked , use #BJJ to protect themselves ! Proud #jiujitsu.The thing about self-defense is that you don’t need it until you absolutely need it. It is difficult to be prepared for as the intensity of that sort of situation is very hard to mimic. Self-defense isn’t winning fights. It’s self-preservation. It’s getting away. If a person wants to take your wallet, it might ruin your week, but it won’t have the lasting and painful effects of being assaulted. With that in mind, the goal of self-defense is often to discourage the assailant to the point that the effort or pain is not worth the pursuit. I, along with pretty much everyone on the planet who has practiced full-contact martial arts for an extended period of time, am sickened by the invention of weekend self-defense courses and the like. The sale of self-defense as a buzzword or health trend is ignorant at best. It would be nice if we could download the necessary skills as if we were in the Matrix, making us able to execute them under pressure after just a few repetitions. However, this is not reality. In order to be able to pull off anything in a high-pressure situation, we need practice. Lots of practice. Why BJJ is a Useful for Self Defense Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a grappling art that uses skeletal leverage to either a) create space or b) take it away. Often, the two are used in conjunction to control the movement of another person who may be significantly stronger than the grappler, but does not understand how to use their body in the same way. In essence, an education in Jiu Jitsu is an education in space management. This is why BJJ is such a versatile tool in violent interactions. If someone is looking to strike, you can control them until help arrives or send them into a dreamlike slumber with a choke simply by taking away the correct space. If someone is looking to take control of you, or put you in a compromising position, you can create the necessary space to get away or stop the assault. Since most people are not familiar with these concepts, it doesn’t take much training to be significantly more advanced than an untrained person

Why Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Is the Ultimate Form of Self-Defense Is Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Good for Self-Defense?

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No single activity will develop your child’s self-confidence more than getting them involved in the MuayThai

They will build confidence, respect, discipline, goal setting skills, and great work ethic

The structure of the class is comprised around a warm-up, lessons in technique, and partner training to practice the MuayThai techniques from the lesson.

At Gazze Academy we take a firm stance against bullying in schools

We believe that the best way to prevent bullying amongst our youth is to instill the knowledge and discipline that comes from training martial arts into young people so that they can de-escalate a situation and prevent future instances of bullying to occur.

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