Four men attacked him

All five of them were on the ground fighting. It was four against one.

It didn't seem fair, but that one man was doing just fine. He was punching and kicking all four of them as they tried to hurt him.

Somehow they couldn't take advantage of the fact that they outnumbered him four to one.

This one man was my father-in-law.

He came home from work to find one of his daughters crying. One of his other daughters told him how one of their uncles had been harsh with the daughter who was now crying.

My father-in-law went and confronted the uncle. (The man was his brother-in-law).

The uncle responded sarcastically and a fist fight began.

The uncle had three brothers standing nearby and they all jumped into the fight.

By the time it was over, all four of the uncles were bruised up but my father-in-law didn't even have a scratch on him.

So how did one man beat up four other men? That's pretty rare! Usually one man can't defend against several.

Well, let me unpack the details of why he was able to do this amazing feat.

First of all, he had some self-defense knowledge.

Secondly, he decided to have courage to confront evil. (Yes, courage is a decision. The next time someone helpless is abused, verbally or physically, you'll have to decide if you want to have courage also.)

Thirdly, he didn't have to worry about who he punched or kicked. They were attacking so he punched and kicked everything that got near him.
The uncles actually ended up punching each other.

Fourthly, he kept moving, continuously punching faces and kicking bodies until they were unable or unwilling to attack anymore.

So when you're outnumbered take courage and start punching and kicking everything that gets near you.

Of course it does help if you have some self-defense training, specifically how to defend against a group.

I covered group attacks in detail in one of my seminars. It was called the Big Kuta Seminar and we have it on video for you.

Wait no longer. Go grab your copy now at http://www.hikuta.com/DVD_BigKuta.html.

I'd hate to read a story in the news about four men putting you into the hospital or worse.

Be strong,

Kubler Al