Women's Self-Defense: Run, Resist, Win (Part 3)
April 10, 2025
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as posted by the channelIn the final video of our self-defense series with Matt Thornton, author of The Gift of Violence: Practical Knowledge for Surviving and Thriving in a Dangerous World, we hammer home situational awareness and knowing when to fight and when to run. If an assailant tries to drag you to a secondary spot, resist with everything you’ve have. Wanting you to move often means they are attempting to hide from witnesses. Similarly, if someone in a car threatens to shoot unless you get in, bolt. Odds are slim they’ll fire—and even slimmer they’ll hit you. Take the risk and flee.
In this episode, Matt and Salome show you how to break free when you’re “grounded”. Watch and rewatch it—it’s simple, vital, and easier to pick up than you might expect.
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