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PHOTOS: Zombies 'Invade' Jing Ying Institute

Martial artists taught locals a few ways to defend against a zombie invasion.

Kids and adults were transformed into flesh-craving zombies during an exercise at in Arnold this weekend.

Jing Ying owner Billy Greer hosted the zombie-themed workshop on Saturday as a way to have some fun and also teach some self-defense tips in case there's ever a zombie invasion.

Students learned how to prepare for an apocalyptic situation, how to avoid zombie encounters and the best way to take out a zombie while minimizing risk to themselves.

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Of course, the self-defense lessons taught weren't only applicable to zombie encounters.

"You will get good information that will help you prepare for most disaster/emergency situations, and you will learn practical self-defense techniques that are effective against any attacker, not just zombies," Greer said before the event.

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The zombie workshop had been scheduled for a few weeks earlier, but the derecho storm put things on hold, Greer said.

A second "Self Defense for the Coming Zombie Apocalypse" workshop is scheduled for Oct. 6, Greer said.


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