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Great advice. Thank you for sharing

I think 18 and 19 fare better but clumsy, make rushed decision. Age 10-17 keep them close don't leave them at mall alone. 20 is perfect age for Solo Navigator 📱

Like Alain says, don't think they're too young to start. I would go on hikes with my son when he was 5 years old and started pointing out how to pay attention to where he was going. Taught him how to backtrack a trail we'd walked. After a few hikes, We went in 1.5 miles and I had him take us back to the truck. Every time we hit a fork and he'd pick a direction I'd ask him why. And every time he gave a correct answer by pointing out something we'd walked past. At 12 he could read and remember terrain. I taught him how to use a map as a reference when he didn't have a compass. Needles to say, he could easily make his way around any urban setting when he was young. And yes I taught him how to navigate urban areas too. When he was in his S.E.A.R. training in the Air Force and they dropped them on their first run, which is before giving them map and compass training, he was the only one that could read the map, orient it to the terrain, identify where they were, and point them in the right direction. The other trainees asked him how he knew , and Ill be darned if he didn't tell them, "My Dad taught me how to do this when I was little. I've been able to do this for several years". I was so proud of him when he told me that story.

I also grew up watching a lot of Burt Reynolds movies. It's just so sad he's passed on already. He didn't look the same when he passed on. I saw one of his last movies. I forgot the name of it. But it's when one of his dogs died and he got another dog at the end of it that movie.. you can tell in that movie he just wasn't the same anymore. I think one of his last best movies that he made was when he made that movie boogie nights. He really did a good job in that one his acting was unwavered..

I'm an avid reader. Problem s I buy so many books. I get started on them. And I can't ever finish them because I'm start reading another one LOL

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Awesome video!!!! Thank You!!!

Thank You Alain!! Excellent video!! God Bless!

Don't forget building 7....

I mean if somebody wants to stick out their tongue while they're doing it.....

My wife says I have my Head up my Apps all the time.

its pretty hard to defend against when u have had hip replacement n on a walker..i think even if i know its coming i wouldnt be able to move fast enough...ur right theirs sick ppl out there..but still good solid advice

Very good

its disgusting though i can never do that

I don't know, Alain, I had my nose broken three times, and I didn't notice the third time hurting less than the first 🤔...GREAT post, though!

I’ll show you the glory of the booth boxing style JOJO!!

The problem when you do that is that your opponent can do the same…from my experience in a fight bar against a foreign legion soldier….

And what about the law afterwards

Nice! Thank you.

Woman here: What is actually gross is the fear of being assaulted, mugger, raped, kidnapped, etc.... So this move is going to be my go to defense when and if I am in danger, and Thank you so much for posting it !

I once did this to a kid when I was about 5, I pushed so hard his eye bled

Very effective for women if they have long nails as well. If a man this is last resort because you can get a lot of years in prison for this if you were to gouge out their eye or blind them which could happen.

I have a problem physically. I have spinal stenosis and I need a hip replacement. Pretty soon.. so it's hard to stay stable. But what I wanted to know is what's your take on a non-lethal byrna. I just purchased one. It's a byrna EP kinetic rounds. Maybe you can make a video on it if you ever check those out.?? Here in California, it's hard to get up permit to carry any firearms. So i purchased one of these, these, you don't have to have a permit unless you get the ones with the pepper spray balls that explode .... you'd have to get a guard card to be able to get those n carry those which I don't have the time to do that... 'cause you would have to take classes and in my condition. It's hard just to train cant stand up straight have trouble walking.. Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated..

a little bit phantasmagoria

Si vis pacem parabellum.

Very true as in today world you must be aware of where you are and who is around so you are prepared for what may be coming your way.

Basic gross motor skills I believe are the key. As an older guy I love simple WW2 Combatives

Interestingly, very similar to Parker kenpo rules for dealing with a weapon..divert, seize and control, disarm..and finally, hit the opponent with his weapon.

I taught my wife this years ago. She still can't handle the thought of it but I hope that God forbid she is in that type of situation that she remembers.

which ever presents itself

Mine is: You don't win by being a better martial artist, you win by the other guy making a mistake. Look for those mistakes.

Unlike a punch of slap comes up from the bottom hard to defend if it’s quick

How many ounces are the gloves??

Well said alan 👏

Well said, Alain. I'm amazed at the number of people who don't even carry a flashlight at night.

Thank you!

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Hi Alan. How would you throw an overhand right with an open hand?

I've had his book for years and I never knew there was any video footage of him until last week. Now I know why Richard Marcinko hired him to train SEAL Team 2. He was just a lethal person.

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You need to provide context for when this would be a good idea. Most of the time, it isn't.

The movie was called badboys...

I am old and not in good health I carry 4 knife's brass knuckles

Grab the nuts and don't let go

Eye gouging and testicles grabbing

It offends me to have to wait through 4 minutes of useless, meaningless and dishonest commercials to watch the video. Outrageous.

nice but how to escape when somebody grab you upper arm with both hands?

Treat people the way you want to be treated. Do unto others... I wonder where I heard that before. Or as Marc says, "Don't be an A-hole." Engage brain before putting mouth in gear.

I admit, sometimes I'm in a hurry. And I'm always wanting to push my way through crowds and stuff. I need to be more patient.