Why does Personal Sercurity Academy train their students for a active heart rate of 175 beats per minute?

Teaching deadly force is an art based on real-world experience and a working knowledge of the law. An Instructor just can't stand up in a classroom and regurgitate the proposal during a 2-hour block of instruction with expectation, a student with no previous decision-making experience can make the right choices.  We train our students to accept the fact they are going to making life-changing decisions under great duress. We teach our students to understand fear is a natural reaction. The real task is to channel fear into a potential threat. At Personal Security Academy, we give our student such a method to work thru the fear and preserve life. A technique our GIs were taught during WW 2 which worked to help defeat arguably the most imposing conventional enemy the United States ever faced: Germany and Japan.
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Is this coming to a neighborhood near you? This is worth a read.

My next Concealed Carry Class is 02/20/15. If you don't want to carry concealed, I offer free self-defense seminars for groups by request.
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Next concealed carry class 02/20/16 Sunny and 65!

Our next Concealed carry class is on 02/20/16 @ 8 a.m. The weather predication for February 20th is Sunny with a high of 65 degrees. The 20th of February will be a great day for range operations. For more information please email us from our website www.psanc,com . and a complete information package will be email to you. www.psanc.com

Why should you learn point shooting? (part1)

Physical reactions under Stress

•115 BPM loss of fine motor skills & ability to use small muscle groups

•145 BPM loss of complex motor skills & ability to use multiple muscle groups.

•145 to 175 BPM Gross motor skills enhanced but only for a short period of time.

•175 BPM auditory exclusion, loss of near vision, onset of tunnel vision, loss of reasoning

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The four rules of a violent attack by Master Peter Brusso (conclusion)

•In conclusion, by using some form of distraction and confusion, allowing you to close the distance to a vital target is crucial in surviving a violent attack.  Mentally, what it does is it gives you something to think about rather than being frightened.  It also puts you in a great position to defend yourself if the need arises. Of course, if you have a Defender Self Defense Weapon you are in a much better position to defend yourself...

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The four rules of a violent attack by Master Peter Brusso (part 5)

•For example you could hold your hands up and talk to the attacker about your fingers or something as you close the distance, confusing the attacker while all the time your fingers are getting closer to their eyes so you can attack their eyes.  You might move closer so that when you do intend to defend yourself, your hands, feet, and head are just mere inches from their target.  A surprise attack from this close position has a very large chance of success when compared to being to some fighting stance and trying to go toe-to-toe with the attacker.  By distracting your attacker with your conversation and painting the picture you want them to see, allows you a strategic opportunity to get close to the targets you need to attack to get out of the situation.

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The four rules of a violent attack (part 4) by Master Peter Brusso

Rule number four; is the violent attack.  Now many martial artists or even self defense instructors would tell you to get into a fighting stance to defend yourself.  I on the other hand am going to suggest something to off balance your opponent altogether.  Few people can actually get into a fighting stance and go toe-to-toe with an attacker.  The result is you're still going to get beat up, mugged, or raped or possibly even worse killed.  This is all done of course after you got into your fighting stance and they beat the holy be Jesus out of you to get what they want. Rather I suggest we stay in rule number three: that is conversation.  Utilize a conversation to close the distance between you and your attacker, such that you can move your hands closer to a vital target

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The four rules of a violent attack (part 3) by Master Peter Brusso

  Rule number three; is for a violent attack to occur, the attacker usually picks up some dialogue.  There are some rare cases of just “spontaneous physical attacks”; however we are not talking about the exception to the rule.  So as the conversation starts to take place this is where you can start to paint the picture you want your opponent to see.  Again, you might say you're an off-duty policeman and that might stop this whole attack from occurring.  The signposts that we’re going to move to the physical aggression part usually happens at this stage.  When the attacker uses profanity or some other verbal putdown, you’re moments from the physical attack.  This is where you could decide how you want to handle rule number four.
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The four rules of a violent attack (part2) by Master Peter Brusso

•Rule number two; you have to be approached for a violent attack to occur.  There are a few exceptions mind you but we won't discuss those, we want to stay in the mainstream of self defense.  So when using your awareness and you can see when people are approaching you, you can simply go the other direction, or in some cases even enter a store or another establishment thus avoid this step altogether.  But let's say we weren’t  that smart again and we’re in the wrong place at the right time plus somebody's coming to talk to us or worse
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I bought this revolver for my wife and neither of us have looked backed

http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/2010/06/06/taurus-380-revolver/

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Four basic laws to stop the violent attack! (part 1) by Master Peter Brusso

•There are four basic laws or rules that occur during a violent attack.  You can stop the violent attack at any one of these points or rules. 

•Rule number one; you have to be at the wrong place at the right time.  Now that might sound trite but if you think about it is a very important step.  You know in your mind, and your heart that there are some places you should not go, at any time.  We know these places are dangerous.  But, we tend to do stupid things because we don't think about where we're going and we get ourselves in to trouble.  So, think about where you're going and is it safe to go.  Okay, we blew it and now we go to rule number two.
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Your choice of weapon for self-defense speaks volumes about your commintment to minimum force

At PSA, we believe a revolver is your best investment for Personal Protection for the following 25 reasons:

1-The revolver is the safest weapon ever made.

2-Low Maintenance.

3-Exteremly reliable.

4-Quick and easy to draw.

5-If you have been trained on one revolver, you have been trained all revolvers.

6- Fewer shots needed to training.

7-A shooter has a greater choice in caliber of rounds.

8-If weapon misfires, just continue to pull trigger.

9-Anyone can shoot a revolver.

10-First time shooters will find the revolver to be a natural fit and easy to shoot.

11-Loading a revolver is idiot proof.

12-Revolvers are made quicker and easier.

13-No safety or quick triggers.

14-Revolvers  cost than other weapons systems.

15-Revolvers are better weapon for instinctive shooting under stress. (PSA teaches instinctive shooting)

16-Revolver looks less aggressive which makes the weapon system more jury-friendly.

17-A shooter can buy a grip which fits their hand.

18-Can be in one’s pocket for better concealment.

19-Can be carried in your pocket year round.

20-Less expensive to shoot.

21-Natural weapon for pointing.          

22- A new shooter cannot grip improperly.    

23-When just waking up or being in a state not fully alert, a shooter can still use the revolver.

24-A lot of stopping power in  a small package.

25-After a shoot, safer to transport.                                      www.psanc.com