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When it comes to dominating a violent encounter the most valuable asset we can have is pure aggression.  True warriors have no problem tapping into that aggression, but in 2011, how many of us have had those NATURAL instincts suppressed or have actively suppressed them in ourselves.  For the most part, today’s FF speaks for itself.  Lance is a warrior.  We can all learn from him.  Enjoy the show.
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If I could only have one quality well developed and ready to dominate a violent encounter it would have to be aggression. Â Pure aggression displayed by a “target” can be a game changer in the mind of those that are trying to hurt others.
Criminals are looking for an easy mark
It is very difficult for a criminal to hurt you when they are forced to protect themselves.
Aggression isn’t a guarantee to domination or even survival, but, if I’m not going to make it, I intend to be the last person they ever hurt.
Don’t forget that no matter what, violence is chaotic. Â The longer it lasts the less likely we are able to control the outcome. Â As you will see from today’s FF’s violence could even turn into a hockey game!
At about :50 in the video you can see the cheap shot that kinda got everything going in 1996.  I’m not talking about the sucker punch earlier in the video, but instead the hit from behind.  Drapers face is smashed against the dasher.  His jaw and cheek bone are broken and he received a severe concussion.  The second fight occurs two years later as the aggressive rivalry continues.
The second video fits in between the 1996 hit on Draper and the 1998 fight with McCarty. Â The Brawl. Â The opposite of aggression.
I love hockey and being from Detroit the Wings are certainly my team. Â My purpose in showing these videos isn’t about right or wrong, or Wings vs. Avs. Â The point instead is about aggression. Â There are numerous examples in the video where fights are “won” by the more aggressive fighter. Â Again, right or wrong these guys have done an amazing job cultivating aggression. Â How bout you?
Ian Kinder of Live Safe Academy
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At SSA we are focused on reality. Â When it comes to self-defense many people don’t have that focus.
Others focus on:
A focus on reality means a focus on science.
Bruce Siddle, Sharpening the Warriors Edge is an excellent introduction to the warrior sciences.
Grossman, On Killing and On Combat are outstanding resources.
Kenneth R. Murray, Training at the Speed of Life does an excellent job of tying these and other sources together. [Read more...]
0016 – Develop Your Warrior Mindset to Stay Safe
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In episode 0008 we spoke with Ian Kinder of Live Safe Academy about how it is that we can determine if our self-defense program is teaching us what we need to know to survive a violent encounter. Â When I asked Ian what one thing students must take away from self-defense training, he responded with “aggresion.”
Lt. Col. Dave Grossman is an expert in this area.  Take a look at his website for more information.  If you are serious about the study of mindset, take a look at his books.  On Killing and On Combat are two of the definitive works in the warrior sciences.
Agression is part of a larger tool that students need to develop called Warrior Mindset, or simply mindset.
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