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Sparring & Sports vs. Self-Defense
Many sports, at their root, undoubtedly were created to develop and practice physical skills that can also be used in real-life situations. The interesting piece is when we forget how to separate the game aspect of sports from the physical … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrenaline, anger, Empowerment, Expectations, Fear, Freedom, martial arts/sports, Men, Men's Issues, Self-Esteem, Statistics, Teens, Women
Powerful Words: Verbal Strategies for Prevention
I recently gained perspective on the importance of verbal skills while traveling internationally in areas where I did not speak the language. I am used to answering my own, infrequent “what would I do if…?” questions. My response is typically … Continue reading
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Tagged Avoidance, De-escalation, Fear, Teens, Travel, Verbal Skills


