The 5 Principles of Keysi Fighting Method
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Keysi Fighting Method (KFM) is a combative system which is primarily a defensive system of combat. The practitioner constantly keep a defensive posture against incoming attacks by the assailant.
This combat system was shown to be used by Batman in the movie Batman Begins.
The 5 Principles of KFM :
1. It is a philosophy of life that grows with its practitioner, based on knowledge, research and experimentation.
2. It is an intuitive, low grounded fighting method that requires superior leg and upper body strength, with a strong emphasis on mental focus and awareness.
3. It lends itself to combat in extreme close quarters and can be applied to fighting in any environment, against multiple attackers from all directions. Its "360⁰ approach" allows to control multi-assailant attacks whether standing, kneeling, sitting or lying down.
4. It makes use of multiple attacking ranges with or without weapons and 9 points of contact (head-butt, elbows, fists, knees, feet). The main focus is to protect the head, using all strikes at high, middle and low lines on the opponent.
5. It also relies on the study of how people typically move or attack in a fight so that when striking, the opponent's body moves to expose further targets. A variety of counter-attacks to vital targets are then launched.
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Keysi Fighting Method (KFM) is a combative system which is primarily a defensive system of combat. The practitioner constantly keep a defensive posture against incoming attacks by the assailant.
This combat system was shown to be used by Batman in the movie Batman Begins.
The 5 Principles of KFM :
1. It is a philosophy of life that grows with its practitioner, based on knowledge, research and experimentation.
2. It is an intuitive, low grounded fighting method that requires superior leg and upper body strength, with a strong emphasis on mental focus and awareness.
3. It lends itself to combat in extreme close quarters and can be applied to fighting in any environment, against multiple attackers from all directions. Its "360⁰ approach" allows to control multi-assailant attacks whether standing, kneeling, sitting or lying down.
4. It makes use of multiple attacking ranges with or without weapons and 9 points of contact (head-butt, elbows, fists, knees, feet). The main focus is to protect the head, using all strikes at high, middle and low lines on the opponent.
5. It also relies on the study of how people typically move or attack in a fight so that when striking, the opponent's body moves to expose further targets. A variety of counter-attacks to vital targets are then launched.
Thanks for Reading !!!
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