Reddit reviews Kill Or Get Killed

We found 4 Reddit comments about Kill Or Get Killed. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

4 Reddit comments about Kill Or Get Killed:

u/mujushinkyo · 2 pointsr/zen

Off point autistic-hysterical ravings, as ever. But what can one expect from the most widely debunked phony and moron on /r/Zen? Wake up!

Ki training has nothing intrinsically to do with Aikido, I just happened to find the Tohei's "Ki Principles" on an Aikido page. They could just as well have been on a kendo or karate page. The "Ki Principles" are useful in Zen.

By the way, MMA is ludicrously useless in life-or-death situations. Why? Because it has rules. In fact, the only proven training method for real life combat situations is Fairbairn/Applegate style close combat. See http://www.amazon.com/Kill-Get-Killed-Rex-Applegate/dp/1581605587

u/AskMenThrown · 1 pointr/AskMen

http://www.amazon.com/books/dp/1581605587

u/ectlo · 1 pointr/AskReddit

Read and apply whatever people like Col. Rex Applegate and Capt. W. E. Fairbairn wrote because they had to deal with the reality of killing Nazis and Japs and not some happy fantasyland.

And why would you ever get into a fight, let alone get into a fight unarmed? Weapons can be found anywhere you go (study up on what prisoners use to kill each other if you doubt this) and if you read up on the law where you live you might be able to find some loopholes that allow you to carry something.

u/chunky_bacon · 1 pointr/guns

Applegate's hand to hand combat as described in Kill or Get Killed is still the most practical unarmed combat advice available, imo. The pistol stuff is, of course, now only of historical interest.