SELF-DEFENSE
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Recording details
Self-Defense · Collections: 6 · Video entries: 75
Practical self-defense — Collection A
Seventeen source recordings cataloged as practical self-defense. The supplied titles cover grip releases and responses in several situations. This source collection is retained separately from other versions; possible overlap with Collections B, the supplementary recordings and the street self-defense collection has not been resolved.
Video entries: 17 · 01 · Street self-defense
Practical self-defense — Collection B
Eleven recordings from a separately cataloged practical self-defense source. Their topic titles and durations closely resemble entries in Collection A. This is a preserved source version, not a claim of eleven additional unique lessons; the relationship between recordings still requires content review.
Video entries: 11 · 01 · Street self-defense
Self-defense — Supplementary recordings
Three available recordings from a separate self-defense directory. Two titles resemble grip-release and Dao-defense entries elsewhere, while the third is labeled self-defense using nearby weapons. Original title variants remain traceable; neither the folder label nor the file count establishes a complete or distinct course.
Video entries: 3 · 01 · Xiong Jin grip release — Source title variant
Women’s self-defense — Source recordings
Two numbered recordings labeled women’s self-defense. They remain continuous source recordings rather than being divided into additional lessons. The file titles do not provide a detailed syllabus or establish suitability for a particular level.
Video entries: 2 · Women’s self-defense — Recording 1
Self-defense situations and grip releases
Selected source recordings from one self-defense collection, arranged in its two supplied topic groups: releases and weapon-related situations, and confined spaces, seated situations, wrists, buses and clothing grips. Each group keeps its own source numbering. Titles describe listed topics without establishing effectiveness or a complete learning sequence.
Video entries: 24 · 01 · One-hand grip release
Street self-defense — Source collection
Eighteen supplied recordings from the street self-defense directory: an unnumbered title followed by source parts 01–17. The filenames do not identify each movement. Similar durations suggest overlap with practical self-defense recordings, so this is retained as another source version rather than presented as eighteen confirmed unique lessons.
Video entries: 18 · Street self-defense — Recording 01
What is in this library?
Self-Defense lists 6 collections and 75 published video entries in this website language. These counts describe catalog entries and grouping, not a verified number of distinct techniques or a complete curriculum.
How should I choose a recording?
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