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Originally Posted by Cecily
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Thank you for that answer! I guess what I'm looking for primarily is something that will let me immobilize someone without hurting them. It's I hope I don't need this type of thing which I might need as a psych nurse. Taser/mace/running isn't really an option. "Low strength person" is admitedly a cringey af way to put it, but the reality is that I'm never going to be half as strong as the average man, which I would think would be a big factor in deciding which martial art to pursue. I'm 6' tall, so I'm not of small stature though.
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Strenght isn't really a big factor on spontaneous situations. The ability to react, assess and read others body language along with your execution of technique will go alot further. It's all about the time you put into practicing honestly. Krav maga may be something that might interest you depending on what is available in your area. Learning how to use pressure points on top of a martial art is a bonus for immobilizing a majority of people also.