Wednesday, July 13, 2011
7 Self-Defense Techniques That Could Save Your Life
You decide to go for a late-night walk in your neighborhood. It’s been a rough day, and you just want to go out for a little while to clear your head. You’re enjoying yourself until suddenly you hear what sounds like footsteps behind you. You turn around to see what it is and realize that someone is running towards you with a knife. Although this is a situation that we hope we’re never faced with, there is the possibility that something like this could actually happen. It’s always a good thing to be prepared, so read on and keep those shoulders back.
Do as They Say
You should never try to be a “hero”. This means that if someone is pointing a gun or knife at you, you should comply with his or her demands. No amount of money or other item is worth your life. If someone demands your watch from you, give it to them. The main point to remember is that safety should be your main concern.
Run!
When you have the opportunity, you should always try to run away from your attacker. There’s no need to fight if you don’t have to. The attacker could have a knife or gun, which they could use to seriously harm or kill you; running isn’t going to change that but it may startle them enough to save your life. When you run, try to get to a public area, or at least a house with the lights on, and call 911.
Avoid Dangerous Situations
You should try to avoid unfamiliar areas of town, especially late at night. In these situations, you could get lost or not know where to run for help. Avoid walking through strange neighborhoods if you can, and when driving, make sure that your doors are locked and never talk to anyone you don’t know; don’t even slow down if somebody looks like they intend to approach your car.
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Via
"Do as They Say" - the best way to get yourself killed.
ReplyDelete"Run" - because you will only die tired
"Avoid Dangerous Situations" - they are all dangerous
Carry a non-lethal weapon - why not just poke the bear in the eye with a toothpick?
I don't know why you thought it was a good idea to post this. This is rubbish.
Can't please everyone.. But I agree it's not one of the best articles I've ever posted. However, notice that I placed "common" & "sense" in the labels upon posting it - since the point of the whole article in my opinion is to "use a little common sense, and perhaps you might not find yourself in that type of a situation to begin with."
ReplyDeleteWhere do you live if I may ask?
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