Principles of Parrying
In the world of self-defense, parrying is the art of using your opponent's aggression against them. By deflecting their attacks, you can turn the tables and leave them stumbling.
Key to mastering this skill is awareness of one's body and the flow of the fight.
Stay loose, stay focused, stay one step ahead.
Popular Parrying Styles
1. The Fencing Master
Channel your inner fencer, using your opponent's force against them with a flick of the wrist and a dash of finesse.
Learn to read the flow of the fight, and strike when the moment is right.
Learn more.2. The Boxer's Parry
Like a skilled boxer, you'll use your opponent's aggression against them, landing quick jabs and hooks when the time is right.
This style requires quick reflexes and a keen sense of timing.
More information.3. The Aikido Flip
Aikido's circular movements will help you redirect your opponent's force into an opportunity for counterattack.
Learn to flow like water, and your opponents will be left grasping at air.
The Aikido Way.