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March 27, 2017
Understanding the Baseline: Introduction
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¡WARNING GRAPHIC!• • The equation for staying safe is often multifaceted with many variables; unlike basic mathematics it seldom appears as A+B=C.• • Staying safe is more related to probabilities based on the strategy and tactics employed within a given circumstance.• • It is important to understand that unless we control the situation in its entirety, it is unlikely that we can give each variable constant equal attention; in some cases we will have to put more emphasis on certain variables and employ appropriate tactics to account for the others.• • This video is an example of complete disregard for all variables - crime, vulnerability, probability, risk, etc.; if the individuals employed/put emphasis on a single tactic towards the overall strategy of staying safe (e.g. awareness, positioning, appropriate defensive response) they would have likely had a different outcome.• • Original 🎥 from @indy_street_combatives ; if you don’t follow him, you should.• • Follow @stayingsafe_selfdefense for more breakdowns.• • Disclaimer: Most violent encounters provide many concepts and principles to learn from. The point of my posts are to breakdown a particular incident into a few digestible concepts; not to provide full commentary on all lessons to be learned.•¡WARNING GRAPHIC!• • There are other cues I didn’t mention in the callouts such how he held the door from closing with his lead hand; this is an awkward action and was only done in a effort to conceal his intent - your actions will always show your intent.• • I will likely create a longer video on this using the body cam footage.• • Original 🎥 from @bravo_research_group ; if you don’t follow them, you should.• • Follow @stayingsafe_selfdefense for more breakdowns.• • Disclaimer: Most violent encounters provide many concepts and principles to learn from. The point of my posts are to breakdown a particular incident into a few digestible concepts; not to provide full commentary on all lessons to be learned.•¡WARNING GRAPHIC!• • Encounters with social violence, such as the one is this video, can easily be avoided by following (3) simple guidelines: 1) check your ego - don’t allow other people to control how you respond to them. 2) Don’t alter your mind to the detriment of you ability to maintain # 1. 3) Avoid places where there is an abundance of testosterone and altered minds.• • Original 🎥 from @expertfighting.• • Follow @stayingsafe_selfdefense for more breakdowns.• • Disclaimer: Most violent encounters provide many concepts and principles to learn from. The point of my posts are to breakdown a particular incident into a few digestible concepts; not to provide full commentary on all lessons to be learned.•-
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March 28th, 2017 at 7:13 am
Chris,
Great post about the need to establish a baseline.
We look forward to the upcoming instruction!
robert
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March 28th, 2017 at 3:50 pm
Thank you, Robert! I’ll looking to post the first video this week.
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