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Next Generation Indie Book Award FINALIST - 2016
USA Best Book Award FINALIST - 2015Anxiety is your built-in self-defense system. Use it.
Anxiety happens whether you like it or not. It's your body's way of telling you "something is wrong here." Learning how to use anxiety as a personal weapon for self-defense is the best way you can achieve awareness and avoidance, which are the first two steps learned in self-defense preparedness training.
Everyone is born with an instinctual survival mechanism. In fact, it has kept humankind safe for millennia. Unfortunately, most of us have been conditioned to ignore it. That's dangerous.
Understand why your instincts are the key to making the right decisions.
Recognize how anxiety is the link between decision-making and instinct.
Learn how to be completely in the moment, so you can coordinate anxiety and instinct into a highly effective decision-making process.
You will learn how to develop personal safety skills by doing thought exercises, both in your home and in public spaces. These important exercises will help you become more aware of your surroundings and empower you to make the right decision on what or who to avoid.
First Defense should be read by most people, including
Parents
Seniors
College students
Martial artists
(especially females)
Employees of midsize to large companies
Teachers
"This book belongs in the library of any martial artist, law enforcement and military professional, close protection agent, and anyone interested in augmenting their warrior skills." —Tomer Israel, chief of Israeli Tactical School
USA Best Book Award FINALIST - 2015Anxiety is your built-in self-defense system. Use it.
Anxiety happens whether you like it or not. It's your body's way of telling you "something is wrong here." Learning how to use anxiety as a personal weapon for self-defense is the best way you can achieve awareness and avoidance, which are the first two steps learned in self-defense preparedness training.
Everyone is born with an instinctual survival mechanism. In fact, it has kept humankind safe for millennia. Unfortunately, most of us have been conditioned to ignore it. That's dangerous.
You will learn how to develop personal safety skills by doing thought exercises, both in your home and in public spaces. These important exercises will help you become more aware of your surroundings and empower you to make the right decision on what or who to avoid.
First Defense should be read by most people, including
"This book belongs in the library of any martial artist, law enforcement and military professional, close protection agent, and anyone interested in augmenting their warrior skills." —Tomer Israel, chief of Israeli Tactical School
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