Limited Mobility Show

[r_w]

http://www.youtube.com/user/RetreatHell?feature=mhum

A few inspirational videos.  More proof that Marines don't understand quit. 

[tankerdad]

Here are some things I was able to find on line so far.  Some of these places have multiple locations:

http://www.defenseability.com/

http://www.personaldefensesolutions.net/disabilities.htm

http://www.mma-tap-out.com/self-defense-for-disabled-individuals/

http://fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=229 - Kurumaisu Jutsu:
Wheelchair Techniques Part 1
 
http://fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=230 - Kurumaisu Jutsu:
Wheelchair Techniques Part 2
 
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3197/is_4_47/ai_86052225/
 
http://asjja.com/robby-robinson.htm

[PegLeg45]

Thanks greatly for that list of links, Tanker!!

[rich642z]

I am also disabled and an amputee below my right knee from type one diabetes. Along with heart and kidney problems with the disease.   I have a prosthetic leg that is permant but,I still have to use a cane for balance.  MJ and RP,You had a great show and I hope you have more about the disabled in the future shows.   I always carry with me a Ruger Revolver SP101 or a LCR both in .357  magnum for ccw. Thanks again and next time do a show with the disabled subject with revolvers included please.  Rich642z,Omaha,NE.

[Rampdog]

Mr. Janich,
Thank you for your response. I was hoping that there may be a way to lay out a generic program for the different disabilities. One for those using canes, another for those on crutches, and one for the wheelchair bound. I suppose that would be impossible though due to the varied nature of the different disabilities. The information you offered on the show was a good starting point for me and did give me some ideas to pursue and different directions to try. I’d like to share those with you as I move along in the hope that they may be of some value to others.

Tankerdad,
Thank you for the links. A few of those look promising.

[Sponsor]

[Michael Janich]

Mr. Janich,
Thank you for your response. I was hoping that there may be a way to lay out a generic program for the different disabilities. One for those using canes, another for those on crutches, and one for the wheelchair bound. I suppose that would be impossible though due to the varied nature of the different disabilities. The information you offered on the show was a good starting point for me and did give me some ideas to pursue and different directions to try. I’d like to share those with you as I move along in the hope that they may be of some value to others.

Tankerdad,
Thank you for the links. A few of those look promising.

I will actually be doing a more in-depth treatment of the logic of personal-defense strategies for those with physical limitations for FMG's personal-protection annual. It will be on the newsstands later this year.

Stay safe,

Mike