Tim Larkin PROT3CT #9 - Geoff Thompson (Part 1)

Geoff Thompson has seen extreme circumstances, dealing with multiple attackers, and has lived with extreme violence. He is now a very prolific writer on self-defense and needs no introduction in the world of self-defense.

Vegas Casino Active Shooter (Self-Defense, Awareness)

An Active Shooter situation happened in a club in Las Vegas that was temporarily in a casino. I did a breakdown of it that I think will be relevant today. It's a little graphic, but there is something to be learned from it.

When your big mouth catches a big elbow:

Target Focus Training - Self Protection

I’ll show you a video of somebody who couldn't let it go, and then we will go over the lessons from it. We also see how body weight, penetration, and rotation are used effectively in close quarters.

You're about to see the best self-defense move ever! - The Gold Standard For Self-Defense

He's been a long-time follower of mine for years and a subscriber to this channel. I asked if I could share this with the rest of you and he said yes. So here is his story...

Active shooter - Tim Larkin PROT3CT #8 - Ed Monk (Part 5)

After watching these 5 episodes, you’re going to be armed with probably the best information on what to do and what really counts when it comes to an active shooter situation.

Be sure to watch parts 1, 2, 3, and 4 as well.

Tim Larkin PROT3CT #8 - Ed Monk (Part 4)

Today we continue a series of presentations by Ed Monk on Active Shooters.

This may be the best and most succinct series on active shooters.

If you haven't seen part one or two, I highly recommend you do that.

Active Shooters - Tim Larkin PROT3CT #8 - Ed Monk (Part 3)

It's an uncomfortable subject, and I've noted some of your frustrations with how this is talked about. Ed has a unique way of presenting it, delivering the information you need to survive a situation like this.

The only thing you need to know about active shooter - Tim Larkin PROT3CT #8 - Ed Monk (Part 2)

If you haven't seen part one, I highly recommend you watch it. The content here can be difficult to process, as the study of violence often is, but what we learn can save our lives.