Self-Defense Through People Skills
Effectively managing conflict and confrontation can be complex, but usually involves both body language and verbal skills. Together, your body language and verbal skills can…
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Knife Defense Tip from Michael Janich’s Counter Blade Concepts
One of the key things Michael Janich teaches in this Counter-Blade Concepts program is what he calls the “anatomy of a knife attack.” These are…
Self-Defense Tips Everyone Should Know by Neal Martin
I’ve always said that as a self-defense instructor, and someone who teaches principles and strategies of staying safe, I need to continually learn from others….
Attackers Think Differently Than You Do
Attackers think differently than you do. Prepare yourself for an attack by understanding yourself and them. Recently I was discussing this concept with Rory Miller….
Mastering Krav Maga volume 1 with David Kahn – Video Review
Self-defense and Krav Maga instructor David Kahn has put together a very comprehensive program on this Israeli self defense system. I reviewed it some time…
Surviving Armed Assaults: A Martial Artists Guide to Weapons, Street Violence, and Countervailing Force
Self-defense and martial arts author Lawrence Kane delivers an excellent book with his Surviving Armed Assaults: A Martial Artists Guide to Weapons, Street Violence, and…
Self-Defense author Lawrence Kane gives 5 Stars to Restraint & Control DVDs!
Lawrence Kane, author of a number of books on self-defense, including Surviving Armed Assaults, Dirty Ground, and The Little Black Book of Violence, just gave…
Restraint & Control Strategies DVDs Get 2 New Reviews
These are the first two reviews posted on amazon for the Restraint, Control & Come-A-Long Techniques DVDs. Both reviews were posted for volumes 1 and…
New 5 Star Review for “Fighter’s Mindset” on Amazon today!
A brand new 5 Star review for How To Protect Yourself By Developing A Fighter’s Mindset by Alain Burrese was posted on Amazon. This book,…
The Fence: The Art Of Protection by Geoff Thompson – A Review
When I was in the military, an important principle was securing your perimeter. This made it more difficult for an enemy to sneak in and…