Post by markm on Aug 25, 2005 22:35:39 GMT
In the interest of space and your time please refer to the same message title in the Offensive Line category for the bulk of this introduction. Although I claim that Samurai Footall has excellent applicability for any grappling scenario in football, it is here on the defensive line that this system can create the most havoc and dominance! The standard scenario in the martial arts that I practice is this;what do you do when you are surrounded by multiple attackers wielding edged weapons?What you cannot afford to do is to engage in a contest of strength with the man or men in front of you (even if you're stronger)because the guy behind you will cut you in two.What you must do is to quickly off-balance the man in front of you so that you easily and quickly move to his rear and use him as shield.Obviously, this same movement in a pass-rush situation places the pass-rusher behind the blocker and moving upfield toward the ball-carrier/QB. Samurai Football offers 20+defined pass-rush techniques.With subtle and complex variations the total is over 100. Even with all of these options the main focus is not on technique but on the bio-mechanics and physics that make them work.When a player truly understands and embodies these concepts he will effortlessly move from technique to technique to successfully overcome whatever his opponent attacks him with. Some of this information is available to you on this website on the new products page (Developing Martial Arts Grappling Skills for the Defensive Line). I look forward to your input and questions.