Nobody likes to talk about it, but some techniques are potentially lethal. If your life was in danger, these methods might be the only way to escape and survive.

  People FEAR weapons. Facing someone who’s armed, especially when you’re not… …is understandably something most of us dread. That’s because it’s a

Facing multiple attackers is one of the most dangerous things you can do. Here are 3 tips for developing your mental “combat switch” to make that possible!

Every guy, deep down, wonders how he’ll handle a much larger attacker. Here are three things to remember when it happens to you.

It seems like everybody has a tactical pen in their pockets these days. Here are three very important tips (plus a bonus) that you need to know if you carry one.

The “sucker punch” is one of those things that can work on anybody. Matt Numrich shares his own “must know” warning signs of a real street fight attack headed your way.

Do you have a woman in your life you’d like to keep safe? Are you an armed woman yourself? Here are three realities of living as an armed woman, presented by firearms expert Susan Carrichner-Rexrode.

We all deal with fear, and if you haven’t gone around getting into real fights every day for the last year, you’ll feel fear when confronted “on the street.” Learn how to conquer those feelings and win the fight in this post from Matt Numrich.

Nobody likes air travel. The worst part about non-permissive environments (NPEs) is going completely unarmed… but there are some options for those who want to stay “tactical” even past security checkpoints.

The threat of a kidnapping, hostage situation, or other similar danger is very real, as recent high-profile kidnappings (and escapes!) have shown us. Learn how to avoid, survive, and escape if you are captured.

The tactical tomahawk can be used for self-defense, but there are some things you need to know first! Expert Benjamin Bradak fills us in.

Would an MMA fighter beat an “untrained” street thug in a real street fight? The answer may seem obvious, but no matter where you stand, it’s got to be said!