The fourth principle is generalities. This relates to the mind state you must have to succeed in a bare handed fight and self defense situation . It is made of four parts . First you must be mentally ready to do whatever it takes to accomplish your goal in that situation. That means even if it takes doing serious harm to your attacker . For your life and health is at risk ,and even the life of someone you may be protecting, this does not mean come in the situation with purposeful intent to hurt them permanently . Only be willing to if you must . The second is only have a generalized idea of what you really want to do in the fight tactics wise. For if you come in with specifics then your mind gets to rigaded and predictable . Plus if they holt those specific plans than you get stuck and vulnerable in the fight . So only have a general idea and let what every moves come out to accomplish it . Let those moves do it . Third is tatical instict. That means you let instinct do the work when it comes to the moves,foot work and tactics. Just guide it with bare ideas, so if you want to throw a three punch combo do it , but do not worry about the three punches that come out by instict,just let them do their thing. the Last is battle honor, that means even in the heat of the fight. Even if you know you can do so much worse to them when you are better than them . You do only what it takes to win.that also means you don't fight for glory , pride,thrills ,or anger. You only fight for safety, protection of others,fun friendly matches, and for training.
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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 ,
