I 100% agree Randy. Nice post; I'd give you another star if I could figure out how.
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I always advise people to attend one of the high level self defense schools,
I will stress the "high level self defense schools." There are so many self defense classes, many consist primarily of de-escalation techniques, dealing with conflict by means of your body language, or verbally only, maybe good to know, but better to know the rest!
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If I feel threatened I'm taking action. Questions and answers will happen later, the law not withstanding. I'm not going to be second guessed by some thug because I stopped to gauge whether or not the law deemed my actions appropriate, that's the only time I might have to save my life and or limb.
I find a quiet attentive staring dog much more intimidating then a frantic barking jumping at the end of the lead mindless animal.
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Quote: will rambeau
I always advise people to attend one of the high level self defense schools,
I will stress the "high level self defense schools." There are so many self defense classes, many consist primarily of de-escalation techniques, dealing with conflict by means of your body language, or verbally only, maybe good to know, but better to know the rest!
For learning real world unarmed combat, there's only one place to go: http://www.rmcat.com/
Any of these schools would make an excellent vacation and would change your outlook of the world in ways that I can't even explain.
Will, would these schools be appropriate for a certified firearms instructor? My husband is a LEO of 30 years and an instructor, but I would love to do something for him along these lines... Would you recommend them for someone of his experience level?
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Barbara,
I have 5 combat tours and my years as an LEO, and I learn something new that I can use everytime I attend one of those schools.
Your husband would *love* them!
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Oh how cool! Doug is THE hardest man on the planet to buy a gift for... THIS gives me hope! Yeah. Thanks, Will!
My wife got me a lifetime membership for my birthday a few years ago and it's paid for itself several times over!
I then got her a new AR15 and her own lifetime membership for Sweetest Day........didn't have the impact that I had hoped for, perhaps I should have thrown in some roses....
Bah! Women!
I then got her a new AR15 and her own lifetime membership for Sweetest Day........didn't have the impact that I had hoped for, perhaps I should have thrown in some roses....
Bah! Women!
Shoot. I think you did good. As a young newlywed, Doug called me from work and told me he had a surprise he was bringing home. As a young, innocent (aka: ignorant)newlywed girl, my mind went wild wondering what wonderful goodie was coming my way...
Doug walked in and proudly set a brown lunch bag on the table. A bit surprised, this was not what I expected, I told myself "the best things come in small packages and don't judge a book by it's cover" and went to slowly open my surprise...
There was a blue CRAWFISH waving his little, evil claw at me saying "go ahead woman, make my day". I closed the bag and looked at my knight in shining armor with a WTF!!! look on my face, to which he exclaimed - I know you love animals - isn't he cool??!! A few years later I received a BB gun HE wanted as an anniversary present.... (Deep sigh.)
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