Comments on: TECHNIQUES OF AVOIDANCE - THE REAL SECRET TO SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN! http://www.actionagainstviolence.com/2007/12/28/techniques-of-avoidance-the-real-secret-to-self-defense-for-women-and-children/ Be you 5 or 105, your number one Blog Site for sensible survival strategies in a world gone mad. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:30:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Hammer http://www.actionagainstviolence.com/2007/12/28/techniques-of-avoidance-the-real-secret-to-self-defense-for-women-and-children/#comment-260 Hammer Tue, 16 Sep 2008 23:11:57 +0000 http://www.actionagainstviolence.com/2007/12/28/techniques-of-avoidance-the-real-secret-to-self-defense-for-women-and-children/#comment-260 Keesa Marie---Thank you so much for your kind words. Like almost any other survival motor skill (a preemptory skill designed to preserve human life), Soft Eyes or Triangle Eyes work best in a real situation when the potential victim has practiced the skill. Think about when you first learned how to drive. If your parent(s) or teacher was with you when you were learning, your eye contact was spastic and tight, meaning you had to tell yourself to look left and right, etc. At first you were nervous, but after a while you never had to think about looking left and right, et al. You just did it. Now when you drive it feels natural, like you always had this skills, but, the truth is Keesa Marie, it is only natural because you made it si through practice and conscious thought. Same for Anticipation. Practice anticipating, which is only a conscious thought of, "What would Keesa do if a Bad Guy popped out of nowhere while I was backing out of my car? Come up with a "What If" Scenario and think it out. Please Stay Safe. Hammer Keesa Marie—Thank you so much for your kind words. Like almost any other survival motor skill (a preemptory skill designed to preserve human life), Soft Eyes or Triangle Eyes work best in a real situation when the potential victim has practiced the skill. Think about when you first learned how to drive. If your parent(s) or teacher was with you when you were learning, your eye contact was spastic and tight, meaning you had to tell yourself to look left and right, etc. At first you were nervous, but after a while you never had to think about looking left and right, et al. You just did it. Now when you drive it feels natural, like you always had this skills, but, the truth is Keesa Marie, it is only natural because you made it si through practice and conscious thought. Same for Anticipation. Practice anticipating, which is only a conscious thought of, “What would Keesa do if a Bad Guy popped out of nowhere while I was backing out of my car? Come up with a “What If” Scenario and think it out.

Please Stay Safe.

Hammer

]]> By: Keesa http://www.actionagainstviolence.com/2007/12/28/techniques-of-avoidance-the-real-secret-to-self-defense-for-women-and-children/#comment-259 Keesa Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:09:49 +0000 http://www.actionagainstviolence.com/2007/12/28/techniques-of-avoidance-the-real-secret-to-self-defense-for-women-and-children/#comment-259 I enjoyed reading your article on self defense and violence prevention . I have tried the eye contact techniques described in your article and was surprised to see that all this time I have been utilizing subconsciously, many of these techniques you describe. Thank You Keesa marie I enjoyed reading your article on self defense and violence prevention . I have tried the eye contact techniques described in your article and was surprised to see that all this time I have been utilizing subconsciously, many of these techniques you describe.

Thank You Keesa marie

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