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Proper Response to Knife and Edged Weapon Attacks – Part 1
NOTE: The topic of mass-violence and terror incidents involving knives is covered in more depth in my book Run. Hide. Fight. – including decision-making under stress, attacker behavior, and mental preparation.This article does not replace training. It can, however, help set realistic expectations and keep you from being completely unprepared when things go sideways. (English Edition soon to be released) Knives and other edged weapons are among the most commonly used tools i

Alex
Jan 213 min read


Going Global: The Official English Edition of "Run. Hide. Fight.
For nearly a decade, Run. Hide. Fight. has been considered the gold standard for civilian self-protection in the German-speaking market. With hundreds of 5-star ratings and a proven track record, it has helped countless people shift their mindset from "helpless" to "prepared." But violence speaks a universal language. And so should the solution. I am proud to announce that the Official English Edition is finally ready for deployment. Not Just a Translation. An Upgrade. Thi

Alex
Dec 1, 20251 min read
Firearm Defense in Reality - Case Study #1
In the world of “self-defense” & “combatives” we always see two extremes; On the one hand, there is the claim: “With our technology, an armed attacker is no problem.” … this statement is dangerous – and in many cases life-threatening nonsense! On the other hand, there is the counterargument: “That can’t possibly work – anyone who trains for something like that is wasting their time.” This attitude also falls short and ignores the simple truth that sometimes the only choice is

Alex
Oct 17, 20252 min read
Using stress in training - the right way
“Train as you fight” and “realistic, warlike training” are two of my favorite examples of maxims that are misunderstood 95% of the time...

Alex
Sep 30, 20253 min read
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