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Predator versus Prey
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There was a study done that discovered that by looking at the skull of an animal, it can be determined if it is a predator or prey. The key is the location of the eyes. If the eyes are in front – it is a predator, like a lyon, for example. If the eyes are on the side – it is a ...
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It is practical to have one integrated and simple way of self defense applications.
By integrated I mean that it can be empty hands or weapons, standing or on the ground, doesn’t matter.
The basic principle is the same.
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Self Defense, Predator versus Prey
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It is very important to understand the overall picture of physical confrontation.
Are you a predator or prey. Quoting from my book, human being is a predator…
“Eyes in front – born to hunt, eyes on the side – born to hide…
When attacked, that predator in you comes alive and moves forward to stop the threat.
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Simplistic Training For Police With Lee Shaykhet
Instructor worked with special forces in former Soviet Union
Article from KPCNEWS.com – http://www.kpcnews.com/news/latest/newssun/article_60abf7bf-bb9e-5a7f-9fe6-5caa6acd5fcb.html?TNNoMobile
Three decades ago, Lee Shaykhet used his techniques to teach special forces soldiers in the former Soviet Union.
This week, Shaykhet, 58, who came to America in 1979 and lives in suburban Detroit, has been passing on ...
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Self defense, the value of movement versus standing still in a life threatenning situation
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The traditional self defense applications focus on a particular technique, usually done while standing still.
In a real life confrontation movement is critical. It makes it very diffucult for the bad guy to hurt you. Even with firearms, most people miss movng targets.
Therefore I recommend to introduce movement into different self defense scenarios.
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The traditional firearm training in America started out as stationary target practice. It is still done that way today.
A lot of people get a CCW (carrying concealed weapon permit) where they learn to shoot a standing target while standing still themselves.
That is the direct opposite from what they should be doing to win a firearm involved engagement. My book gets ...
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It is important to have situational awareness while walking or jogging alone.
That means paying attention to the surroundings. If something or somebody does not look or feel right,
it is a good idea to leave that situation. It is also good to have a plan of action in case things go wrong.
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Self Defense, Situational Awareness.
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Being aware of your surroundings is important. It allows you to detect threats early, before they become a serious problem.
Often times it is possible to completely avoid a potentially dangerous situation jusr by paying attention.
In the military and police application this is called “situational awareness”
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Integrated Approach to Self Defense.
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In self defense training there is a tendency to focus on a particular area and pay little attention to other issues. I believe that one should have a comprehensive self defense training program dealing with edged weapons, firearms and unarmed self defense applications.
All of the training should seemlessly flow from one application to another because that is what happens in real ...
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