Maj Toure
@majtoure·39.7K subscribers·1.5K videos
Being Armed Doesn’t Mean You’re Prepared
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August 13, 2026
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August 13, 2026
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Being armed is not the same thing as being prepared. After more than a decade teaching gun safety, self-defense, and Second Amendment education through Black Guns Matter, Maj Toure realized that being capable requires more than knowing how to handle a firearm.
Physical fitness, mental resilience, emergency preparedness, critical thinking, discipline, decision-making under pressure, and self-defense all matter when it comes to being truly prepared. In this video, Maj explains why you can't just be good at one thing anymore and why becoming a more capable person requires developing multiple areas of your life.
This is the philosophy behind The Solutionary 9, a program designed to help people become more capable physically, mentally, and through self-defense. If you're interested in personal preparedness, self-defense, gun safety, fitness, resilience, emergency preparedness, Second Amendment rights, or becoming more capable, this video is for you. Learn more about The Solutionary 9 #TheSolutionary9 #PersonalPreparedness #SelfDefense #GunSafety #SecondAmendment #Preparedness #Fitness #Resilience #PersonalDevelopment #BlackGunsMatter
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