The feeling that someone is following you is a scary thing. (Remember the post about the girl walking a few blocks to see her friend?) Being trained in hand to hand combat training, I can tell you that even I dislike the feeling of the hair on the back of my neck standing on end.

When you initially hear this term – innocent until proven guilty – you may assume it refers to the “bad guy” in a court case. If you have been involved in an altercation in which you had to use force to defend yourself and you have engaged in hand to hand combat training or some sort of martial arts training, this statement may actually apply to YOU!

All around the United States, young adults are preparing to embark on a new phase in life.  Heading off to college is exciting for most college students.  They are thinking about their new classes and the new friends they will make.  The mind of the new college student is [...]

Everything in life follows its own inherent nature. We just have to go back to the jungle analogy to see that. Violence is no different. At the very basic level, violence occurs because the predator wants something.

Something spiked my interest the other day. In Southern California, there is a predator on the loose (wishful thinking that it’s only one). This man has such a need to pounce on any unsuspecting prey that he cut off his ankle bracelet that held him “prisoner” and left the city where he lived.