Description
True emotional regulation separates those who can handle themselves from those who lose control in a confrontation. Discover why fighting back impulsively often leads to dangerous, reckless decisions.
Most men believe that fighting on anger makes them tougher, but it frequently results in poor judgment. When you are easily triggered by insults or aggressive posturing, your ability to make rational choices vanishes. This video breaks down the three ways men lose control during high-pressure scenarios and how to maintain your composure when someone gets in your face.
Learning to manage these internal triggers is a core component of effective self defence. By prioritising tactical readiness over reactive aggression, you ensure that you remain in command of the situation rather than becoming a victim of your own impulses. Understanding the psychology behind these outbursts is the first step toward better behavioural risk management.
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ELEVATING YOUR FIGHT IQ: Blending Criminal Psychology and Martial Arts for Self Defence. Presented by Dr Mark Phillips Criminal Psychologist, Security Consultant, Martial Artist.
No Nonsense Self Defence Tips & Tricks. Topics Covered: Behavioural Risk Management, Criminal Behaviour, Self Defence Techniques, Street Fighting Tips, and Mindset Preparation, as well as general tips on how to defend yourself.
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