🥊✈️ Most People Get This Wrong About Multiple Attackers

Hey Warrior,

Violence can find us anywhere.

That’s why we have to be prepared for it.

The problem? Most of us train exclusively for one on one senarios.

What to do if a guy grabs you a certain way…

How to escape specific holds…

It’s important stuff, but it’s missing one important detail.

Most fights involve multiple attackers.

So buckle up.

Today I’m going to share the critical element you WON’T see covered in multiple-attacker training.

Let’s get into it.

The Uncomfortable Truth

Most teaching advice for fighting groups will tell you to…

Keep moving…

Stack the attacker so you’re fighting one at a time…

Grab one attacker and use them like a shield.

Heck, I teach this too.

But there’s a fundamental nuance missing here.

This is fight advice, not survival advice.

In order to survive you have to do something that goes against every fiber of your human instinct…

Real Violence.

Humans are social creatures.

Cooperation has helped us survive and thrive as a species.

Ironically, this instinct also fuels mob violence (but that’s a topic for another day).

How do you survive a group attack?

Beyond moving and stacking, you must…

…severly damage each attacker you engage.

Notice I didn’t say hurt. I said damage.

You need to break things.

You need to disable critical systems so your attacker can’t continue the fight.

So they can’t chase, punch, or grab.

That’s how you really survive.

That’s the secret.

Most people can’t (or won’t) do it.

If that’s not something you can stomach, you’d better be in great physical shape, agile, and ready to move fast.

Your life depends on it.

Stay Safe.

Paul Simoes

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