Gang crime is getting nastier ! KRAV MAGA TRAINING • How to win faster a street fight ?

The news is full of savage things that
gangs are doing to each other and to
non-members alike...
A while back just outside Dublin,
some kid that was dumb enough to go
breaking and entering on gang territory
got the Ottoman treatment: the gang
HACKED off three of his fingers.
Why am I mentioning this?
Because gang crime is on the rise again,
and there are places you just don't want
to be these days.

These places are ones you don't want to
walk through at night...and if you do,
you certainly DON'T want to do it while
carrying money, while making eye contact
with anyone, or while alone.

As this latest wave of gang crime
continues to rise, remember to stay
alert.

Four things to watch for that indicates
a potential criminal: "Demeanor, Dress,
Drink, and Drugs.

By teaching yourself to look out for the
four 'Ds', you can identify 90% of the people
on the street who are likely to get in your
face.  
I read a first-hand account of what it
was like to be in one of their simulations,
and the one thing that came through
crystal-clear is that adrenaline is a
b*tch.

Even when you know that it's just a
rehearsal, you can't keep your body under
control when  a 'real' knife is being held
to your throat...

The lass giving the account recites how
she was forcibly separated from her
husband, sat next to a stranger, and
realized that even though it was an
acknowledged setup, she STILL found
herself in a panic wondering if he was
OK and what was happening to him.

If that's what happens to someone who
DOES know it's all a setup, you can
imagine what it's like for someone who
is actually in that situation.

Try and find someone who is willing
to train you in a way that makes your
body feel like a situation is real.

Seems that there's a Krav Maga academy that is
hosting simulated airplane hijackings
for the purpose of showing people what
it's ACTUALLY like when sh*t gets real.  
I read a first-hand account of what it
was like to be in one of their simulations,
and the one thing that came through
crystal-clear is that adrenaline is a
b*tch.

Even when you know that it's just a
rehearsal, you can't keep your body under
control when  a 'real' knife is being held
to your throat...

The lass giving the account recites how
she was forcibly separated from her
husband, sat next to a stranger, and
realized that even though it was an
acknowledged setup, she STILL found
herself in a panic wondering if he was
OK and what was happening to him.

If that's what happens to someone who
DOES know it's all a setup, you can
imagine what it's like for someone who
is actually in that situation.

So you got to take Krav Maga Lessons and train you in a way that makes your
body feel like a situation is real.