TRAINED OR UNTRAINED, WILLING OR NOT? by John Riddle The title of this blog is something we need to ask ourselves when it comes to our self-protection and self-preservation. Do we actually train for self-defense situations (you pick the situation), or do we fool ourselves and do the limited version and think we can get […]
By: Leigh Garczynski April 16, 2020 I don’t have to like everyone and everyone doesn’t have to like me. Sounds easy to say but for most of us it is hard to really think this way. It’s human nature to want people to like us. If they don’t most of the time we blame ourselves; […]
By: John Riddle, Riddle Defense / 561-262-7840 October 2, 2019 The definition of SELF DEFENSE according to LAW.COM is the use of reasonable force to protect oneself or members of the family from bodily harm from the attack of an aggressor, if the defender has reason to believe he/she they is / are in danger. […]
The title of this blog post most likely has martial artists and combative practioner heads spinning. The actual truth of the matter is that there are no real signs of an impending knife attack. It happens quickly. Those who I have trained with over the years, very skilled individuals in the knife culture, will be […]
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