The secend principle holds great weight because as much as it important to dictate the pace of the fight with your offense. This will not always be the case . Not against a tough attacker and specially in a self defense situation. So you must pay attention calmly and find every chance to do offense even when defending. That is what aggressive defense means as the second principle. The most common example is some form of defense with a counter strike of some sort. So block ,dodge,parry,hand trap,clinch and more . Then counter immediately after but that is the most basic idea of aggressive defense . There are other forms of that are more advanced. You can use a longer strike then the attackers own strike to get out of defense position . So when they go to throw a strike or move. You can use a push kick, long jab and much others . You can do the opposite by using a short close move or strike to close the distance to dispute there own attack. A short punch ,knee ,elbow, push and more. You can also do the advanced form which is called checking . A example of a check can be raising the knee and shin at the right moment when you a kick to the leg level is coming. Making them take damage to there own leg. Another example is bring the elbow down or bracing it up while blocking and defense against a strike to your upper half. Another advance form is using parry,block, or hand fight to stop the move . Then you use that to distract them from your foot work that you are doing to cut either cut angle or clear there arms out the way . When you do this . It gives you a position to go the offense without threat of their strikes or moves. So even if you use the most basic example of aggressive defense. The important purpose still stands , make us of a successful defense . Use that defense in a aggressive way.
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manual of the guardians roar part one
Non-Fictionthis is first part of the manual of the self defense style I teach called guardians roar , this part will go into the five basic principles that make guardians roar system ,