Jydge op combos plus#

If that isn't enough to deter an attacker, use the knife. Use the pepper spray from a distance or as a deterrent. Then I explained that in lieu of a CCW, Fox Labs 5.3 and a sharp assisted opening folder are my recommendations. All they have to do is either fake a lunge that induces a swing and a miss, or distract enough to get in range to be able to lunge faster than the person can use the bat effectively. *** A baseball/softball bat is just as bad/worse due to inertia/momentum. I explained why it was a bad idea, and showed her how easily I could take it away from her, even when she had it out and ready (simple, 'Yeah, well, right now you're prepared and waiting, and I'd be stupid to.' LUNGE midsentence-disarm). One of my female friends saw the batons and thought they were cool, so she got one of the ASP knockoffs for self-defense and proudly showed it to me. I have 2 of the original Wilmoth Peacekeeper batons in electroless nickel (big, heavy and shiny), but I've also trained in Kali and Escrima. While it's not 100% effective on everyone, the goal is to be able to use it from outside contact/grappling range. While a firearm is the ideal SD tool, she's 16, so I'd recommend pepper spray. I just wanted to ask if you've seen my***BAM***) It's simply too easy for a stronger attacker to disarm a girl with one (note: predators will use all kinds of techniques to distract them before attacking, i.e.

If you're asking out of genuine concern for her, I'd avoid any/all impact weapon recommendations. I'd look into legalities, but just guessing, I'd assume worst case a school board would expel her, and otherwise a cop wouldn't care about it during a traffic stop if she simply says 'oh I go camping with my dad all the time and he left this in my car.' In all likelihood, they probably wouldn't care about it regardless.Įxcellent option!! We do live in Colorado! People who toss a knife in their pocket or have a bat in the car or take a one day self defense course are only fooling themselves.īear spray in the center console might not be a bad idea. If your life doesn't already involve these things and a person has no desire to start devoting a fair amount of time to training, they're nothing but a 'feel good' move. The people for who these are viable options already know it because they're already training.

Things like knives, impact weapon, unarmed fighting - these can't be afterthoughts.

Jydge op combos plus#

That plus situational awareness is about as good as it gets before you go to firearms. In addition, go with some quality pepper spray. I'm a not small dude, although older, I still have years of Judo/jitsu training and usually have a gun, pepper spray and a knife handy and I still always have a flashlight. It's not the same as a gun or a knife or even pepper spray, but it's useful to disorient and blind someone briefly while you begin to go with another action. Even if it's just a short 'turbo' setting, in dark areas being able to throw 1000 lumens in someone's face is useful. I'd definitely get her a flashlight, but a very compact, easy to carry model that puts out 1000+ lumens.