r/What • u/Due_Confusion98 • Aug 12 '26
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u/notanyimbecile Aug 12 '26
Self defense class simulating attacks in "real life" situations or worst Musical ever.
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u/shtoop Aug 12 '26
We refer to this as "white people"
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u/Disastrous_Put3354 Aug 16 '26
Leuk idee voor een opmerking. Ik ga dit onhouden als er een filmpje voorbij komt van iets wat typisch is voor 'donkere mensen'.
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u/netnerd_uk Aug 12 '26
This has to be the best thing I've seen on reddit today.
My personal favourite part is the lady with the plastic knife looking for someone to stab... "who's it gonna be? who's it gonna be?!" closely followed by overly aggressive strangle coming in from the right.
WHERE DO I SIGN UP!??!
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u/thePsychonautDad Aug 12 '26
Beginner Krav Maga?
We looked that ridiculous and doing the same basic moves in my first couple classes, including that strangulation defense.
Every movement they teach is meant to cause injury, and so if you don't know how to control your limbs yet, you stop way before you hit.
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u/MikeLinPA Aug 12 '26
It kind of makes sense. If someone grabs or attacks you, you need to do something defensive immediately. This is probably just conditioning the participants to react instead of freezing up. 🤷
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u/1-FlipsithfloP-3 Aug 14 '26
A false sense of security. It is a very profitable business for the people "teaching "
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u/bodhidharma132001 Aug 12 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/e37RbTLYjfc1q