#unarmed fighting

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Self-defence West Island, Montreal, knife forging, physical fitness, proper nutrition

Martial Arts Montreal are generally classified as soft or hard, internal or external, yin or yang, but they all need to embrace these complementary aspects. Internal arts such as qigong focus on yielding and inner strength. Hard arts such as karate focus on developing muscular power and speed, and the mastery of breaking and throwing techniques delivered with devastating impact.

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Never rely on a single skill

Relying on a single skill is one of the fastest ways to either run out of ammo and ultimately die... a lot. Guns alone will only get you so far. Have your melee or unarmed skills up high as well so that you can varry your shots and make them actually count. 

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Unarmed fighting

It is only for those who want to get up-close and personal with the enemy; even closer than a melee weapon. Weapons include a power-fist, brass knuckles, spiked knuckles and Fisto (the special power-fist) other than just your bare knuckles. A wise choice for fighting with this method is to have a tough suit of armor (power armor) and a strong unarmed weapon because, lets face it, a bare fist will not do near as much damage as an armed fist.