I feel like dodging kicks is a lot trickier than dodging punches, especially in enclosed spaces, though I'd like some tips on dodging both
Submitted October 17, 2024 at 10:02AM by YourDadsFeet https://ift.tt/EBMuK7s
I feel like dodging kicks is a lot trickier than dodging punches, especially in enclosed spaces, though I'd like some tips on dodging both
How much protection would a puffer jacket give you against different kinds of blunt trauma?
Yesterday I was charged by an aggressive pitbull that was loose with no owner in sight. I wasn't bitten but, more or less a stand off for several minutes before their owner poked their head out their house and called it off. I've had 3 negative incidents with pitbulls in my neighborhood over 4 years. I'm assuming pepper spray is the way to go but don't know if there's more to know than just picking one.
Ordering from Fox and I CANNOT decide which to go with. I think I want to go with the fog but I’m afraid it might blow back in my face. Yet I’m worried the stream would be harder to hit the target in the right place.
I'm looking at martial arts gym in my town.
Their are a few but the most interesting just opened like 2 months ago and it's half the price then the other ones.
I'm affraid it might be a scam the closes down in a few months.
What do you guys think ?
I was thinking that a backpack might be quite an effective shield against knives attacks. Especially if it had some sort of straps on the back: so that you could handle it with one hand, like a medieval shield. Something like the picture below.
https://rebeccashedd.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/b63-p2-straps.jpg?w=600
However, it seems that there are no backpacks on sale with such a system of straps. There are antibullet backpacks on sale (ridiculous in my opinion) but no ne really thought about adding a couple of straps on the back of the thing?
Do you know any brand that could make such a product?