Soha Ali Khan Quotes

I'm working on getting tougher with self-defence classes.

The two most important things to do for self-defense are not to take a martial arts class or get a gun, but to think like the opposition and know where you're most at risk.

My father was the first person to introduce me to self-defense and martial arts, which I've been doing all my life now.

The world is a scary place. Even my mother has suggested I take a self defense class.

Martial arts should be part of every girl's education.

I feel like if I ever got into some sort of rumble on the street, I will actually be able to defend myself.

I remember taking a self-defence class when I was 16, and of course I don't remember any of it.

In school and college, there have been instances where I wish I knew how to defend myself.

Self-defense...is the only honourable course where there is unreadiness for self-immolation.

Since my teen years I was interested in martial arts.

I feel like I'm ready for any dangerous situation that might come my way, provided I have a hammer on me.

I've been learning martial arts since I was 8 years old.

I trained in combat, sword fighting, horse riding... It's empowering knowing that I can a break man's nose with my elbow.

Every People should have, within themselves, all the Means of Self Defense.

Self-defence helps with your confidence, and if you ever find yourself in that type of situation, you are more physically capable.

People want to be able to protect themselves.

I'm not a big fan of being a victim. I don't like getting beaten up.

I think when people talk about civil liberties, they sometimes forget that action taken to protect the citizen against physical violence and physical attack is a blow in favour and not a blow against civil liberties.

I read in self-defense.

Everybody, every American starts to have - needs to start having a security plan. We need to be able to protect ourselves.

The big rules of knife fighting are (a) do not try it at home, and (b) the whole point is never, ever use the blade. It is there to distract your opponent. While he stares at the gleaming steel, you kick his balls to kingdom come--he's all yours. Just a tip!

I think the ability and the knowledge to be able to defend yourself builds confidence. Also there's great gratification in the sweat and work you get from any combat training.

People forget that boxing is the art of self-defence - ideally, hit and not be hit - and maybe we should all think about that a bit more.

The art of Gracie jiu-jitsu is to learn how to defend yourself in any situation, not to score points, not for tournament style. It's for a street-fight situation.

It's really important to take your own personal safety into your own hands.