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Fighting Options:
Overview

K.I.S.S. – Keep It Simple, Sweetheart

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The simplest – and most devastating – fighting options are banned from martial arts tournaments because they're far too harmful. That's precisely why you'll soon learn those strikes – innocent women and children need all the help they can get to escape from a violent predator.

Ironically, the most effective strikes are the simplest, such as eye and groin strikes. They’re simple enough to be learned immediately. Don’t underestimate them because they’re so simple. Almost anyone can quickly learn to use them with devastating results.

Be forewarned, though, that some of the strikes are gruesome. But innocent prey need the absolutely most powerful tools to combat an evil predator. If ever you find yourself in dire straits fighting for your life, and perhaps for a loved one as well, at that desperate moment you’ll be grateful for their devastating power.

In broad daylight on a Los Angeles street, 13-year-old Andrea Cohn saw a man leap over a fence and close in on her. "He grabbed me from behind and twisted my arms back so I wouldn't struggle," Andrea reported. ... "I back-kicked him in the groin, he let go, doubled over, I turned to face him, grabbed his ears and kneed him in the face." He fled.
Excerpted from “Beauty Bites Beast” by Ellen Snortland.

WHO SURVIVES – AND WHY
Much of what we know about surviving disasters comes from people who have been through them. Their stories are collected in a fascinating and useful new book, “The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes — and Why,” by Amanda Ripley. ... One of the main lessons is that panic, denial and fear may be inevitable during a disaster, but your brain will perform best in a stressful situation if you have already put it through a few rehearsals. “Your brain works by pattern recognition, and when it’s in an extremely frightening situation it sorts through a database for a script,” Ms. Ripley said. “Your brain relies on that memory and responds to it much more quickly and fully than words.” ... The more confidence you have before the event happens, the less debilitating the fear will be and the better your performance will be.”
Excerpted from The New York Times – 05 August 2008

What you're about to discover likely would've saved countless victims throughout history who'd fought valiantly to survive but didn’t know how to fight effectively.

Self Defense Techniques, Fighting Tips,
& Personal Safety Devices

Fighting Options - Overview: escaping from a violent predator.
(YOU’RE NOW ON THIS PAGE)
Myths: debunking misconceptions.
When to Defend Yourself: acting instead of reacting.
Sucker Punch: a surprise attack.
Strategies for optimal self-defense.
Verbal Self Defense to escape from danger.
Improvised Weapons
Choosing a Self-Defense Class
Self Defense Techniques
Fear Control

Enhance Your Options
Deter a predator by carrying a Personal Security Alarm (a.k.a. screamer or noisemaker) & Pepper Spray in plain sight.

CAUTION

These pages introduce you to techniques that are for educational purposes only. There are no guarantees as to your individual ability to correctly apply this information under assault conditions. You are hereby urged to use this information with good judgement, common sense, discretion, and assume full responsibility for misuse. Furthermore, you must use only the degree of force necessary to save yourself from danger. You must not inflict any greater damage on a criminal attacker than that you reasonably believe necessary for your protection. You must obey all laws and respect the rights of other persons.

These self-defense options are extremely dangerous! It is your responsibility to not hurt yourself, your practice partner, or any innocent person. The publishers, distributors, and any associates assume no liability. Use this at your own risk. Parents are fully responsible for the actions of their minor children in all the above matters.

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