Tag: intent
Legally Justifiable Use of Force – That is the question.*
by Doug Cobb on Feb.05, 2010, under Articles
No matter what martial art or self defense class you take, you still have to obey the law. What we are about to provide you here are some thoughts to mull over when considering any use of force even for your own personal protection or that of a loved one. (continue reading…)
The ‘Free Lunch’ Interview: “How to Stop an Attack Before It Happens! Verbal Self-defense That Really Works!”
by Doug Cobb on May.01, 2009, under Articles
Next to ‘AWARENESS’ and ‘MAINTAINING A SAFE DISTANCE’, is the aspect of self-defense training overlooked in most martial arts training. But, any self-defense system requiring the thoroughness you should expect for your own safety and benefit is a strong ‘DE-ESCALATION’ element. (continue reading…)
The Starting Point – Contextual Analysis of Real World Adversarial Attacks
by Doug Cobb on Apr.17, 2009, under Articles
So, how do real world attacks occur? It depends of course. What is the attacker’s intent? Is it to take your purse or wallet? Is he planning on jacking your car? Is he planning on raping you? Does he have something against you that he is planning on committing bodily harm or worse, killing you? Is he armed? Is he armed with a knife or gun? The possible scenarios are endless. (continue reading…)