Sun, 26 April 2009  Talking to the Police - Some suggestions on the Do's and Don'ts of speaking with the police after you have been forced to physically defend yourself. (c) 2009 Palladium Education, Inc. Links: Kristen's Guide Raising Awareness Alex Haddox on Facebook Alex Haddox Personal Protection Training In Praise of the Fifth Amendment: Why No Criminal Suspect Should Ever Talk to the Police U.S. Concealed Carry Association |
Sun, 19 April 2009 Quick Tip of the Week - Cover v Concealment (c) 2009 Palladium Education, Inc. Links: Kristen's Guide Raising Awareness Alex Haddox on Facebook Alex Haddox Personal Protection Training |
Mon, 13 April 2009 Tactical Flashlights - A good flashlight (torch) should be a part of your defensive kit. If you can illuminate your surroundings, you can better insulate yourself from risk. Think of purchasing a good tactical flashlight in the same way you would any other defensive weapon. (c) 2009 Palladium Education, Inc. Links: Kristen's Guide Raising Awareness Alex Haddox on Facebook Alex Haddox Personal Protection Training SureFire |
Sun, 5 April 2009 Quick Tip of the Week - Stop v Break (c) 2009 Palladium Education, Inc. Links: Kristen's Guide Raising Awareness Alex Haddox on Facebook Alex Haddox Personal Protection Training |
Practical Defense
A practical approach to staying safe in our increasingly dangerous urban environments. Learn simple strategies and everyday habits from Alex Haddox that will help protect you and your loved ones from harm. Hear interviews with experts on the criminal mind and listen to stories directly from real victims. When you understand what a criminal looks for in a target, you can avoid taking on those characteristics and thus escape selection.
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