
Good training at the park today working on realizing, recognizing a potential threat, checking, redirecting and neutralizing it. Fun…
See You At The Park!!!
Violence Expert: Real Violence is TERRIFYING!
https://youtu.be/WgS-5j_jTm4?is=PVZa9r6VGIfO2d_l
See You On The Streets!!!
Multiple attackers are simply bad karma. Not for the feint of heart. If you do not act quickly, efficiently and with purpose you are probably done
Budo Brothers put out a pretty good video on this.
Its a facebook video but a good one…
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BQiZQotba/
Running regularly is your friend…
See You On The Streets!!!

Hey this stuff works, OC or Oleoresin Capsicum is a tool that can really give you an advantage in a Personal Protection situation.
AI briefing:

Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) is an oily, highly inflammatory extract derived from chili peppers. Its active ingredient is capsaicin. Depending on its concentration and formulation, it is used globally for self-defense (pepper spray), organic pest control, and as a concentrated flavoring in the food and pharmaceutical industries.
Key Uses:
Self-Defense (Pepper Spray): Commonly formulated into aerosols, gels, or foggers. It incapacitates attackers by causing an immediate burning sensation in the eyes, throat, and skin, involuntary eye closure, and severe coughing.
Medicine: Used topically in creams and ointments to provide localized relief for muscle and joint pain, as capsaicin alters pain signal transmission.
Food & Cooking: Utilized by the food industry as a potent, predictable source of spiciness for hot sauces, snacks, and beverages without altering their color.
Agriculture: Used in organic farming and horticulture as a natural, non-toxic deterrent to repel insects and garden pests.
Health Effects & Decontamination: When used in self-defense, OC spray acts strictly as an inflammatory agent rather than a toxic chemical, meaning it has no verified long-term health risks for most individuals. However, it does cause acute reactions, including disorientation, intense localized burning, and swelling of the breathing passages. No Antidote: There is no instant chemical neutralizer; symptoms typically subside in 30 to 45 minutes. Decontamination: Because it is oil-based, rubbing the face spreads the extract and exacerbates the inflammation. Safely remove OC by flushing the affected areas with large amounts of cool water and mild, tear-free soap, or specialized decontaminating wipes. Pre-existing Conditions: In rare instances, severe inhalation may trigger potentially life-threatening respiratory distress in individuals with severe asthma.
Legality: Because OC is derived from natural peppers, it is generally treated as a less-lethal force alternative by law enforcement and civilians. However, local, regional, and national laws dictate who can legally purchase, carry, or use it. In many jurisdictions, restrictions limit the maximum concentration or container size, and some states (e.g., California, New York) or countries prohibit certain types of shipping and public possession without proper permits.
Now, I have been sprayed with OC. Sprayed people with OC as an Academy Instructor. I have also used it during a Use of Force and I can tell you from experience that it works and can give you a decided advantage.
Just a tool but it can be an effective one at the right time!
See You On The Mats!!!
I’m a big fan of old school Jiu Jitsu. By that I mean Brazilian Jiu Jitsu from the eighties and nineties where you never pulled guard. Now I get it Jiu Jitsu has evolved and more people are practicing it for sport and personal growth. However, that old school certainly was street effective in a one on one situation with no weapons involved…
https://youtube.com/shorts/BVGV_2NSpYc?is=iScNDGLR_q8ZflY6
https://youtu.be/umHCazO_3NQ?is=MntHC8JmYiWdFh2t
Now, if you pull guard and are training for sport. More power to you. Just understand that it is just for sport and a terrible idea on the street.
See You On The Mats!!!