OUR CO-FOUNDER PATRICK VUONG DISCUSSES ONE OF THE MOST HOLLOW ADVICE HE'S HEARD FROM SO-CALLED EXPERTS.
“Just run.”
This is among the worst self-defense advice I’ve heard from so-called experts.
And sadly, I’m hearing it a lot more lately because social media has given them a much larger megaphone to spread their nonsense.
“Just run” ranks right up there with “Just stand up” in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and “Just shoot ‘em” in the firearms world.
If ONLY it were that easy!
People who spout such hollow advice have obviously never practiced against a resistant partner, let alone realistically pressure-tested at full speed and power.
This is why my co-founder Dr. Conrad Bui and I have the motto, “Run if you can. Destroy if you must.”
The second phrase doesn’t necessarily mean taking a life; it could be destroying a bad guy’s intent to harm us or, say, destroying his hand so he can no longer hold a weapon.
Evan Perperis knows all too well what “destroy if you must” means.
During his two decades in the U.S. Army, this retired Special Forces soldier spent a whopping 44 months deployed to the Middle East.
Yet, he still found himself running — literally.
Even though he was in the world’s most dangerous war zones, Evan continued to train for Obstacle Course Racing (OCR) events when he wasn’t battling terrorists.
Needless to say, this OCR world champion understands how to stay safe while training outdoors.
And he’s going to share both his combat expertise and real-world experiences at our Runners Guide to Self-Defense Webinar on February 23.
In this exclusive 1-hour online seminar, we’re teaming up with the retired Green Beret to unveil how to:
Avoid the most common (and deadly) mistakes while working out.
Develop a training plan that will deter criminals.
Make small adjustments to gear and apparel for maximum safety.
There will also be a Q&A segment so you can ask him anything and get candid answers from a combat veteran.
This live-streaming event will enhance your personal protection skills — regardless if you’re an athlete, a hiker, or even just a walking enthusiast.
If you register by Valentine’s Day, you’ll not only lock in the best price but also receive lifetime access to a recording of the webinar.
But don’t wait, because attendance will be capped.
