Gershon Ben Keren, Krav Maga and self-defense expert, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! Gershon talks about how to be safe in any situation and exactly what you can do to keep yourself out of danger! He shares with us his best advice on predicting violence, de-escalating a situation, and physically defending yourself if you have to. If you’re wondering what it takes to protect yourself and your loved ones and remain safe in any type of condition, check this episode out now!
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In our episode we go over:
- What Gershon’s background is and why he helps people with self-defense
- Why violence is usually very predictable
- What to do when you’re walking down a dark alley at night
- How to act when someone is staring at you and giving you a dirty look at the bar
- What to do when someone starts talking crap to you
- How to act if you find yourself involved in a road rage with someone chasing you down
- Why giving yourself space when confronted by someone up close is your best bet
- How to recognize when it’s time to flee or when it’s time to fight
- How to defend yourself in a fight if it’s your only option
- Why most people should avoid punching someone if they have no training doing this
- What to do instead of punching someone if you absolutely have to
- Whether or not a groin strike is effective
- Gershon’s best tips for surviving a jail or prison stint
- Why you should never make a statement to the police if you are involved in an altercation
- What to say to the police instead
- When to use a weapon and what can be used as a weapon
- When it’s legally okay to attack someone if they are threatening your safety
- What the difference between assault and assault and battery is
- Gershon’s best advice for fighting a group of assailants
Check out Gershon on:
Website: kravmagablog.com
Facebook: facebook.com/groups/kravmagablog
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George says
Insightful information.
Justin Stenstrom says
Thanks!