Jiu Jitsu Self Defense Real Stories: Can You Share Some?

One inspiring story is of an elderly man. He was mugged on the street. But his jiu jitsu skills came to the rescue. He was able to trip the mugger and then use joint locks to hold him until the police arrived. This shows that age is no barrier when it comes to using jiu jitsu for self - defense.

Sure. One success story is about a young boy who was bullied at school. He started learning Jiu Jitsu. After a few months of training, not only did he gain confidence but also the skills to defend himself. When the bully tried to pick on him again, he was able to use his Jiu Jitsu moves to subdue the bully without causing serious harm. This led to the bully leaving him alone and he also made new friends at school because others respected his newfound strength and confidence.

Sure. There was a woman who was walking alone at night. A man tried to grab her purse. She quickly used her keys to jab at his face and then kicked him in the shin. The attacker was startled and ran away.

I recommend "The Rampage of the Fist." The protagonist of this book, retired special forces soldier Liu Su, started from boxing and defeated various masters, including a jiu-jitsu master. From him, you can see the combination and application of jiu-jitsu and other fighting techniques. Perhaps it can provide you with some inspiration. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

A woman living alone in a somewhat dangerous neighborhood once had an attempted burglary. As the burglar was forcing her front door open, she grabbed her gun. She hid in a corner of her living room. When the burglar entered, she calmly told him she had a gun and would shoot if he didn't leave immediately. The burglar, thinking she was bluffing, took a step forward. She then fired a shot at the floor near his feet. The burglar quickly ran out of the house. This story emphasizes the importance of being trained to use a gun properly in self - defense situations.

Sure. One story is about a woman who was walking alone at night. A man tried to grab her purse. She quickly used her keys to jab at his face and then kicked him in the shin. The attacker ran away. She had learned some basic self - defense moves in a self - defense class.

Sure. There was a story where a woman was being attacked in a parking lot at night. She had a concealed carry permit and a handgun. As the assailant rushed at her, she fired a warning shot into the air first. But when he didn't stop, she aimed at his leg and fired, wounding him enough to stop the attack and then she called the police.

Sure. There was a story where a woman was walking alone at night and a man tried to attack her. She had a small pepper spray in her purse. As the man approached, she quickly sprayed it in his eyes. The attacker was blinded and in pain, which gave her enough time to run away and call the police.

Sure. There was a woman who was attacked in a parking lot. She had taken self - defense classes. When the attacker came at her, she used her keys to jab at his eyes and then kicked him in the groin. She was able to escape unharmed.

There is this story I heard. A woman was walking alone at night and a man tried to approach her in a menacing way. She had a can of pepper spray but was so nervous that she accidentally sprayed herself first. However, the would - be attacker saw her coughing and spluttering and thought she was some kind of super - sneezing mutant. He got so freaked out that he ran away. It was a case of accidental self - defense that had a really funny outcome.