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Self-Defense Tip 134 Homemade Weapons, Improvised Weapons, and Weapons of Opportunity

This self-defense tip expands the subject I wrote about in Self-Defense Tip 102 — Improvised Weapons: Keys. It is about weapons of opportunity, improvised weapons, and homemade weapons, and shows video demos of using two ingenious homemade weapons. It is good to know how to make and use these common weapons, the better to guard […]

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Self-Defense Tip 131 Why Not “Tactical”?

Why not “tactical,” or “security,” or “self-defense”? None of our products was or is named “Tactical” this or “Tactical” that, or “Security” this or that. Our umbrellas are named “Unbreakable® Umbrella,” our blinding and disorienting flashlight was named “The NTOI® Key Ring Flashlight,” not “Tactical Key Ring Flashlight.” Such names are to give you something

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Self-Defense Tip 113 What Krav Maga Is Lacking….

What Krav Maga is lacking … but not only Krav Maga First watch a great demo of effective self-defense techniques by Krav Maga instructors from Defense Lab: Now, what is lacking in the above demo and why…. Krav Maga is a military-style self-defense system based on Imre Lichtenfeld’s 1930’s and 1940’s street-fighting and military hand-to-hand

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Self-Defense Tip 100 Empty-Hand Defenses and Deniability

Effectiveness and deniability of self-defense techniques Self-defense techniques must be reliably effective, but they should also be deniable. Deniability is important in self-defense, whether you are armed with everyday objects or empty-handed. I have explained why in Self-Defense Tip #99, which applies to everyday objects you may use for personal protection. This tip though deals

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