2017年6月22日 · Mastering Defendo: How to fight like a Canadian. Learn how to take down an aggressor with a wrist-lock, disarm an attacker and cripple an adversary using a distinctly Canadian martial art

The document provides an instructor training program curriculum for Defendo Academy's Level 1 training. It outlines theories, principles, stances, footwork, strikes, defenses, ground techniques, and responses to various grabs and chokes that instructors should learn.

Defendo, created by Bill Underwood, is the internationally approved “Occidental System of Self-Protection” designed to enable it’s practitioner to put an immediate end to any physical confrontation, with or without weapons, turning the attacker into the victim.

Jyrki Saario Defendo is a modern and straight forward method of self-defence, hand-to-hand combat and use-of-force.

Presented below are a few example techniques used in DEFENDO: A stable stance is crucial for effective defense as well as attack. Footwork and good body balance form a proper stance. The posture offers the ability to defensively as well as offensively with …

Defendo is a Canadian military martial art and a self defence system created during WWII for law enforcement structures by veteran instructors. Creator Bill Underwood had created Combato in 1910, at 15 years old. a "non-boxing or wrestling" unarmed combat system which he taught in Montreal, Quebec, and Toronto, Ontario. Underwood was the first ...

Mastering Defendo: How to fight like a Canadian. Robbie Cressman explaines Bill Underwood's handshake technique.

2004年2月1日 · The chin jab, axe hand, gun disarms, and boot kicking techniques are among the most functional techniques I've found. They fit right in with my Filipino Arnis training. The moves are easy, natural, and quick to learn.

2017年6月14日 · Discover the utterly Canadian martial art called Defendo, developed by Bill Underwood during the Second World War, who mastered the art of offing bad guys with your…

2003年11月24日 · Defendu was the style that Fairbairn taught to the Shanghai police. It is preserved in his book Defendu (1926) and Scientific Self Defense (1931). Defendu covers a lot of control and restraint techniques that are not in the WWII syllabuses from Fairbairn and Applegate.