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PREPARING
You can prepare against different threats by practicing how to quickly reach the objects and how to use those effectively and safely... Before using or even practicing these techniques, please read and understand my notice to avoid getting into legal difficulties. Unfortunately during a confrontation situation your imagination will not usually be fast enough to invent weapons out of these objects, so planned objects should be carried. Always practice how to quickly and effectively use them. The first idea to prevent confrontation is to avoid the places and situations where these can occur. Here I'll give you a few very simple examples:
Using your environment... In
survival confrontations everything at hand should be used including
things that are around you, on or with There is only one rule if you are attacked. You must survive. You have to to do everything you can: Scream, scratch, bite (possibility you could be infected with HIV so use only, if there are no other possibilities), hit or kick, attack with a common object, do all that is needed to end the threat or to have enough time to escape. Objects you can use... Everything
that surrounds you. Indoors for example: Stonelike
objects Objects you strike opponents with: also stones, knives, pencils, iron sticks, crochet or knitting needles, etc. You can attack also by using your cellular phone like a stone. Sprays: Objects on you... Due to the awareness of violence, people take it upon themselves to carry illegal self-defense weapons. These weapons are usually quite obvious and even though they may successfully ward off attacks, they can bring a lot of legal difficulties for the user. Many very effective, perfectly legal weapons which still produce the same results, may be carried instead. At any
one time people unconsciously carry many Most women carry handbags which can also be used to strike or strangle. In addition, these handbags contain an arsenal of potential, legal weapons e.g. a lipstick case to poke into the eyes, a hair brush to scratch across the eyes, perfume to spray into the eyes etc. People are often unaware of the potential legal weapons they are carrying. Unfortunately during a confrontation situation your imagination will not usually be fast enough to invent weapons out of these objects, so planned objects should be carried. Always practice how to quickly and effectively use them. When choosing or planning how to use common objects, consider the following: Always practice... how to quickly and effectively use them. When you are in danger, do not hesitate to use them! Attack quickly, and if possible, vulnerable points by using a lot of power. You might have only one possibility to defend yourself, do not lose it. More detailed explanations on how to use these (and many more) common objects to protect yourself, can be found in my book. More information, Free Download...
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you. Wherever you are everything has the potential to be a weapon. A
life threatening situation is a matter of survival and the person being
attacked should aim to win by using anything that comes to hand.
ashtrays, chairs, bottles, kitchen utensils etc. can all be used as
weapons. Outdoors for example, one can use, sand, stones, coins etc. to
throw. Bricks and wood can be used to strike with. An opponent can be
thrown against sharp pointed gates, railings and walls etc. You can even
drive over your opponent. (One thief stole a car and drove over the
owner so that she was not able to recognize him later)
potential weapons. For example, belts may be used as a garrotte or a
whip with the buckle, coins may be thrown into the face of an opponent
to stun and blind him, clothes may be used to whip, ward off attacks,
choke and obscure vision etc.