On this channel, I want to share my many years of experience in studying anatomically effective techniques. I will take a systematic approach to my explanations, starting with the basics and progressing to complex combinations of techniques. Each video will cover just one specific part of the whole, so that absolutely everyone can understand it. I’ll film each technique from several different angles. Once you’ve watched it, you’ll have mastered it, and all you’ll need to do is practise it for a while so that, as they say, it becomes second nature.

You’ve only truly mastered a technique when you can perform it automatically without thinking, whenever the need arises. Not when you have to dig it out of your head – you might be able to demonstrate it, but if a fight breaks out, you’ll fail. Therefore, if you want to be good at self-defence, practise the techniques over and over again, imagine different situations and move around physically as if it were real. Just moving in your head isn’t enough. Practise, practise, practise until the next video – and even after that.
A handy tip for better training: hang an old coat on a coat hanger somewhere – it’ll serve you well as a mannequin. If you don’t have one, have a look in a second-hand shop, dress it in some old jumpers, and you’ll have a training mannequin for next to nothing.

If you’re someone who doesn’t have to – and doesn’t need to – master a thousand techniques, stick to this principle: it’s better to master ten techniques perfectly than a hundred superficially, and you’d be better off buying Shotjalm Magnum.

Some people might find it boring if a video isn’t packed with techniques, but that’s precisely the problem with many teachers and their teaching methods. They’ll show you loads of techniques in a single session just to show off, but they won’t actually teach you anything.
I prefer to follow this approach: one video – one technique. That’s the way to really learn and remember each technique properly. And it’ll also help you keep track of things if you want to come back to it later.
The ‘50 techniques per training session’ approach is only meant to teach you the basics, not to teach you properly. With this sort of method, you’d probably just end up with a right mess in your head. Even if you did pick up a few things, it would certainly only be superficially, and you wouldn’t grasp the overall depth or the main points. And even then, it’s doubtful how long you’d remember it.

The concept behind Herohero is such that, if you’re already an experienced fighter, you might even find yourself getting bored here. However, if you put your ego aside and watch and listen carefully, you’ll see the light beneath the surface between the lines. After all, nobody knows everything, and there’s always room for improvement. Just don’t let your ego get in the way.

For me, the shotjalm is the best means of self-defence I can carry with me at all times. Its advantages:
- completely inconspicuous,
- it’s so small that you can even hide it in the palm of your hand,
- fits perfectly in the hand, 
- it doesn’t budge when it’s hit,
- you don’t need to hold it in place with your thumb,
- you’ll never leave it at home,
- You can clip it onto your keys, and you always have them with you.
Perhaps its greatest advantage in combat is that, even whilst holding it in your hand, you can use techniques involving two or three free fingers to grip the attacker by his hands, clothes, hair or weapon, throw them off balance and launch your counter-attack from a secure defensive position with virtually no resistance, and very forcefully from whatever position your hands happen to be in. You do not need to pull back and then thrust forward. Absolutely ideal with two Shotjalm Magnums because there is no need to transition into a better starting position to launch a counter-attack. In this case, absolutely any position is ideal for a counter-attack.
You can even model the whole situation however you like, so that you’ll know in advance what will happen after every blow you land, and the attacker will dance just as you want them to, without even realising it. Because the music to which they’ll be dancing is called pain, and it has a quite precisely predictable choreography. We’ll discuss this on Herohero.  

It’s so incredibly effective that once you really understand it, you’ll carry it on your keys for the rest of your life. I carry two, and even two of them don’t get in the way in my pocket. 

And in time, once you have perfected your skills, we will move on to the finest defensive techniques, which involve launching a counter-attack at the very same moment as the initial attack. This is exactly what the samurai did, returning home from battle safe and sound. You see, once the body has started to move to carry out its intended action, and you’ve read it right from the start, that’s when you can confidently step into the attacker’s movement. You know where their attack is headed, and you can launch your counter-attack simultaneously with their attack. After all, they cannot change anything now – the movement has begun, the intention is being carried out, and that is precisely where the opening lies to step into it and prevail. However, this requires sufficient training practice.

A man once told me that he carries a knife. So I asked him whether he would kill an attacker with it if the attacker launched a fierce assault on him. And if the attack were less aggressive, would he just stab and slash him? And if the attack were even milder, would he just stab him a little and slash him a little? I watched him; he began to think deeply, and perhaps it dawned on him.

As the entire defensive manoeuvre is focused primarily on the skeletal system and the point of impact is very small, the impact energy is not dispersed over a wider area but is concentrated at a single point, causing immense pain. All the pain receptors in that spot literally go haywire; the brain starts to panic with terror, and the fight is over. The surface of the bones is covered by the periosteum. It is a thin but extremely sensitive membrane that covers the surface of the bones and contains a large number of nerve endings sensitive to pain (known as nociceptors – pain receptors). The periosteum is therefore our ally.
If a pre-emptive strike were launched with Shotjalmom Magnum Even if it’s just once, with enough force, the attack is over, because no one is foolish enough to want to take another blow. And yet there is no blood, just extreme pain and a lasting memory, until the inflammation that develops there brings the learning process to an end.

But watch your head! It’s dangerous up there, especially if you’ve got Shotjalm Magnum. Unless your life is truly at stake, it is best to avoid this place, as, should a problem arise, an excessive response will be regarded more as an attack than as self-defence. See the law under ‘Notes’ – Notices – Sections 24 and 25 of the Act.
There are a great many effective and persuasive pressure points on the body that most people don’t even know about. You don’t even need to be a professional to target them with ease and turn a situation that’s going against you to your advantage.

In the videos, I’ll also show you all these points using the original teaching aid – a life-size male skeleton, the sort used in medical studies. You’ll know exactly where on your own body you can feel these points. You’ll be surprised at just how fragile and sensitive the human body is, and how little it takes for the ego – which wants to hurt you – to crumble to dust when you explain it to it with shotjalm. You’ll essentially become a programmer who, using shotjalm, reprogrammes attackers’ intentions to retreat or flee.
Shotjalm Magnum It might be expensive for some people. Yes, but you only buy it once; it’s not a consumable, so you’ll never need to buy another one because it’ll last you a lifetime. 
In fact, it’s actually cheap when you compare it to many consumer goods that cost a fortune, don’t protect your health or your life, cost more, and which you’ll definitely have to buy again when they wear out (some even several times over the course of your life).

Shotjalm Classic It has a precisely fitted opening at the wider end for the Victorinox 4.1835 carabiner, which must be purchased separately. Shotjalm Magnum It’s already fitted and included in the price.

Be that as it may, Shotjalm and its highly effective self-defence methods and techniques are available to everyone, and learning them is no rocket science. I’ll make sure the explanation is clear enough for everyone to understand.
The monthly fee for Herohero is basically the price of a single lunch or dinner – everyone can really afford that.

Well, if you www.herohero.co/shotjalm If you don’t like it, you can always unsubscribe.

Don’t worry, you can do it too. You’ll see, we’ll manage it together! 😉