The 8 Phases of a Perfect Self Defense Plan (by Jeffrey Miller)

Hii Everyone !!!
The 8 Phases are :

1. General awareness :--
Accept that there is danger in the world & we have to prepare for not being a victim. Know what dangers and attacks are prevalent in the areas we visit.

2. Awareness of danger potential :--
Tune-in and be aware of your surroundings. The sooner you are aware of the possible dangers, the more choices you have for dealing with it.
The trick is, not being paranoid and knowing what cues and signs signal different types of dangers.

3. Escaping to safety :--
Know how to choose good escape routes from where you are. Have escape routes pre-planned from home to everywhere visited frequently. Have multiple routes to and from places like the work, mall and home.

4. Distraction tactics :--
Don't be in a hurry to fight. If at all possible, use humor, trickery and other non-threatening, non-confrontational strategies to diffuse the situation.

5. Dissuasion tactics :--
Project a confident attitude to show that you are not an easy target. Use a firm committed speech and body language to try to influence the assailant against going through with his plan to attack.

6. Physical self defense, if all else tactics fails.

7. Guard your Spirit :--
Develop the proper attitude before the encounter takes place.

8. Protect your life :--
Ensure that the self defense training is liability-conscious and has a built-in use-of-force system so that you can convey and prove to the authorities that you did the minimum necessary to stop the aggression.
Keep the actions within the legal definition of self-defense.


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