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Frank Ch. Eigler wrote:
Matt Whiting writes:


[...] The instructor recommended that you kick the knee joint
instead. [...]

Personally, I prefer the "action at a distance" methods of
self-defense. :-)


That's cool, but if you're in a self-defense situation, only the rare
perp is considerate enough to have taken your preferences into account.

That is why you should always be prepared. :-)

Matt

Matt Whiting wrote:

Personally, I prefer the "action at a distance" methods of self-defense.

That's also my favorite. I call it the "reach out and touch someone" approach.

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

George patterson wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote:
Personally, I prefer the "action at a distance" methods of self-defense.

That's also my favorite. I call it the "reach out and touch someone" approach.

Personally I prefer the [get into the fetal position and cry out,
"LEAVE ME ALONE!" method of self-defense].

The Monk

"Prepared"... like...

........Never take a knife to a gun fight...

Dave



On Thu, 19 Jan 2006 00:46:44 GMT, Matt Whiting
wrote:

Frank Ch. Eigler wrote:
Matt Whiting writes:


[...] The instructor recommended that you kick the knee joint
instead. [...]

Personally, I prefer the "action at a distance" methods of
self-defense. :-)


That's cool, but if you're in a self-defense situation, only the rare
perp is considerate enough to have taken your preferences into account.

That is why you should always be prepared. :-)

Matt

Flyingmonk wrote:

Personally I prefer the [get into the fetal position and cry out,
"LEAVE ME ALONE!" method of self-defense].

As long as it works ....

George Patterson
Coffee is only a way of stealing time that should by rights belong to
your slightly older self.

Flyingmonk wrote:
George patterson wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote:
Personally, I prefer the "action at a distance" methods of self-defense.

That's also my favorite. I call it the "reach out and touch someone" approach.

Personally I prefer the [get into the fetal position and cry out,
"LEAVE ME ALONE!" method of self-defense].

I view self-defense much like flying. The key is situational
awareness. And a really good pair of track shoes to run away
really fast!

I try really hard not to get into unpleasant situations. yes, I'm
a wuss.

Flyingmonk wrote:

George patterson wrote:

Matt Whiting wrote:

Personally, I prefer the "action at a distance" methods of self-defense.


That's also my favorite. I call it the "reach out and touch someone" approach.


Personally I prefer the [get into the fetal position and cry out,
"LEAVE ME ALONE!" method of self-defense].

Whatever works for ya!

Matt

Dave wrote:

"Prepared"... like...

.......Never take a knife to a gun fight...

Yep, that's it.

Matt

Blanche wrote:

Flyingmonk wrote:

George patterson wrote:

Matt Whiting wrote:

Personally, I prefer the "action at a distance" methods of self-defense.

That's also my favorite. I call it the "reach out and touch someone" approach.

Personally I prefer the [get into the fetal position and cry out,
"LEAVE ME ALONE!" method of self-defense].


I view self-defense much like flying. The key is situational
awareness. And a really good pair of track shoes to run away
really fast!

I try really hard not to get into unpleasant situations. yes, I'm
a wuss.

That is just being smart. Avoidance is always best. However, if the
perps don't give you a good route of avoidance, then .45 Colt is next best.


Matt

"Matt Whiting" wrote in message ...
That is just being smart. Avoidance is always best. However, if the
perps don't give you a good route of avoidance, then .45 Colt is next
best.

I figure if 11 rounds of .45+P ACP doesn't solve the problem, I need to
reload...