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Positioning I hear you say - just off their centre, moving outside their fighting arc (where possible).

K.I.S.S. -> Keep It Short & Simple.
Don’t panic but, don’t be overly confident either ….
Repetition / exposure to some “stress” training / tactical breathing - can all improve your chances by reducing adverse effects of adrenaline!

All good stuff - check it out…

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Risks are often seen but, not acknowledged as an actual RISK -> addressing it may be: monitoring from a safe position; reporting it ; evading it or having to physically deal with it OR all of the above 🔥
(Can you see the risk in the photo 👁️?)🤣

Effective starting point, form the habits

- 360 degrees awareness (not to the point you become overly anxious !!)

- Avoid the place / person / situation

- Get help at an early stage

I appreciate you shouldn’t have to avoid places etc. but, until society has become more civilised….
When you can’t avoid you try to listen / negotiate / make excuses get out of there.
If that fails prepare for simple but, effective physical tactics and get out of there.

Great advice here - thoughts?

More good stuff. Even during lockdown there are situations where the violence is very real - security, paramedics, NHS staff assaults, police being attacked etc. Credit - dwselfdefense