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No one ever wants to find themselves in a fight or having to defend themselves whether it’s a mugging, and attempted rape, a bar fight, or another reason you find yourself in an altercation. Knowing how to protect yourself is important. In this book you read the best self defense tips you should know.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2014
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Copyright © 2014 by Noah Daniels
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No one ever wants to find themselves in a fight or having to defend themselves whether it’s a mugging, and attempted rape, a bar fight, or another reason you find yourself in an altercation. Knowing how to protect yourself is important. Here are 5 self defense tips you should know.
#1 Always Keep Your Hands Up
If you have ever taking boxing lessons this is one of the first things you will learn. When you keep your hands up you will be able to block the strike or reduced the force of a strike. If you keep your hands down you will get hit much more!
#2 Be the First to Hit
Don’t confuse being the first to hit with starting a fight. You will know when you have an attacker and letting your attacker get the first hit in will make the situation worse. You have to first recover from a strike and it takes time to regain your momentum so that you can fight to defend yourself. When you get the first hit in, it is your attacker who lands up being on the defense, which your attacker likely will not be anticipating.
#3 Close the Distance
Martial arts will tell you that in any situation of self defense you need to quickly close the distance. If you are too close to your attacker for him/her to strike you, they will not be able to hurt you. Clinching your opponent restricts your attacker, while allowing you to dish out knees, elbows, and close punches.
#4 Take Your Attacker to the Ground
We don’t mean you should try to tackle your attacker from twenty feet away. That would ensure you were the looser. Instead, you want to close the distance between you and your attacker. You might be able to trip them, throw them to the ground, or drag them. If you have ever done any wrestling, you were taught how to get the position on top. If you manage to get the top position on the ground, you then have the ability to strike out at your attacker and you won’t be attacked back.
#5 Getting Hit Isn’t the End of the World
Too often, a person has the upper hand then they take a couple of shots and just give up. Being hit is certainly not fun and it’s going to hurt but it doesn’t mean it’s over. This is a fight – for you it could be the fight of your life. Your attacker is going to fight, so if you are hit, shake it off, and keep fighting back, because the alternative could be your life.
Random attacks are becoming more common in today’s society. Often they occur in the most unexpected places. You are walking down the street and suddenly a random attack occurs – what do you do. This is a very scary experience, but when you know how to protect yourself and handle the situation, you will walk with self-confidence. Ironically, you then lower your risk of experiencing a random attack.
Let’s look at what you need to do avoid a random attack:
1. You need to be alert at all times. Whether you are walking, jogging, walking the dog, running, or out on the streets for any reason. You need to stay observant the entire time, because this is your first line of defense against an attack – knowing there is someone following you or in your space.
2. You need to determine if you are really being followed. You should use your intuition and instinct to make your decision. There are things you can do to help establish whether you are being followed such as crossing the street. If you feel that the person is definitely following you, you need to act – you should never ignore your instinct.
3. Give yourself a positive pep talk – this is not the time to panic. You must be thinking clearly. Start to think about how you are going to handle the situation.
4. Have a look around your surroundings, watch where you are going, look for options that are available to you. If there is other people around slip into their groups. Find a public space that you can hang out such as a café.