SELF-DEFENSE Intel

SELF-DEFENSE ///

Disrupt… Damage… Destroy… Disengage.

With non-warfare street violence, the strategic basic stages of close quarters combat is to disrupt, damage, destroy then disengage.

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Being Perceived as Prey

Potential common combatants and the general criminal in urban environments tend to seek a specific type of target, in the same vein as a predator.

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Crucial Hand-to-Hand Combat Movement

Particularly with close quarters combat is there a profound necessity for fluid and dynamic movement of the body as a whole for optimal performance.

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Situational Awareness and Fear

Fear is necessary. Even useful when utilized strategically. Such as the activation or reaction of fear into situational awareness – for survival, defense or combat.

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Predicting Imminent Attacks by Interpreting Body Language

As with the tells of deception, identifying then interpreting the body language of an assailant can aid you in engaging a close quarters attack.

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The Firearm Disarm Concept

An introductory primer and training basis guide on disarming guns from assailants during self-defense / combative close quarters situations.

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Preemptive CQC Striking

Street self-defense and certain professional combat rules of engagements don’t always mean waiting for an attack to respond to, sometimes it’s…

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Home Invasions and The Reactionary Gap

In the event of a home invasion, your “reactionary gap” is crucial to defense and survival – this is a guideline of enhancing and increasing that gap.