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Mr Machette, I have some questions on the noble science of stabbing dudes
First: The fairbanks book talks about the great effect a stab on the belly has on the morale, why not start the fight by doing a quick lead hand feint to the face followed by a straight stab to the abs?
Second: How do avoid blood? I'm leaving the area after the fighting with the thug but what if some blood is on my clothes? -
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I was thinking of these... ;)

That's the ticket. It really depends on what your opponent is doing but what you have described is a perfectly sound shanking strategy.
Just don't let them gain or maintain control of either of you limbs. If they do, shank the crap out of whatever they are grabbing you with.
You don't.
If your worried about your clothes giving you away there's methods for changing up your appearance and acting like nothing happened. Invisibility is a discipline all unto itself. ;) -
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That's Fairbairn, not Fairbanks. The tactic you're describing, when done simultaneously, is a big thing in the piper South African knife method. Its also one of five knife attacks in DBMA that uses the off hand first. Instead of a feint and a thrust, its more like a football stiffarm to the face with multiple thrusts to the abdomen as you continue driving forward. These off-hand-first attacks are not often trained against by martial artists, so if some smug one tells me to come at them with a rubber knife or sharpie or whatever, they're the attacks I tend to use.
Part of Marc Denny's knifework is this consideration, because a lot of criminal types have bloodborne diseases and a knife will cause it to come out in large volumes, and you don't want to be infected. Its actually a consideration that some FMAs incorporate too (not so much the disease part, but the consideration of blood in general).Second: How do avoid blood? I'm leaving the area after the fighting with the thug but what if some blood is on my clothes?
There's a guy who teaches "Apache knife" that you can find with some googling. I don't think he's one of those "revived a thousand year old fighting art" kind of guys. He's a dude with a system based on sparring with training knives while wearing goggles, with some Native American wisdom peppered here and there I guess. Anyway, they knife spar with fake blood on the forearms, because it makes it difficult to grab with conventional grips, and one should be aware of this because there may be blood, rain, sweat, dirt, beer etc that makes an arm slippery. The park ranger where we used to spar was trained in this method, and he had some interesting things to say.



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