VOICED: 'Granny karate' -- the aged fight back in Nairobi shantytown

The video discusses self-defense techniques taught to grandmothers in Korea's Gaucho shantytown. It emphasizes the importance of accuracy in martial arts and highlights the vulnerability of the elderly to attackers. The American feminist group supports these classes, noting health benefits. The training empowers participants, making them feel agile and less vulnerable.

What is the first rule mentioned for self-defense?

• Shout to scare off the attacker

• Run away as fast as possible

• Use a weapon if available

• Call for help immediately

Why are the elderly in Nairobi's shantytowns learning martial arts?

• To improve their physical fitness

• To participate in competitions

• To protect themselves from being easy targets

• To teach younger generations

Which areas are suggested as effective targets for self-defense strikes?

• The feet and hands

• The eyes, nose, and between the legs

• The chest and back

• The arms and legs

What misconception do some attackers have about elderly women?

• They are more likely to be carrying weapons

• They are less likely to have diseases

• They are more likely to fight back

• They are less likely to report crimes

What benefit does Gladys, the eldest student, experience from the classes?

• She feels more confident in public speaking

• She feels light and agile again

• She has learned new cooking skills

• She has improved her memory