Summary

The web content advocates for proactive and strategic self-defense, emphasizing the importance of awareness, preparation, and taking the initiative in a confrontation to ensure one's safety.

Abstract

The article titled "Hit Him" discusses the necessity of being prepared for physical confrontations. It suggests that the key to winning a fight is to strike first and be decisive, transforming into a formidable opponent even if one is typically peaceful. The text underscores the value of awareness, recognizing signs of impending danger, and acting swiftly when necessary. It references the Tai Chi Classics to illustrate the advantage of reacting effectively to an opponent's moves. The author, Larry Nowicki, encourages readers to develop their awareness skills and apply simple, natural, and practiced self-defense techniques to ensure they are the ones who safely return home from a confrontation. The article also offers resources for further learning, including an ebook on awareness and links to the author's other works and a tip jar for contributions.

Opinions

The author believes that the individual who throws the first punch is typically the victor in a fight.
Being aware of one's surroundings and the actions of others is crucial for personal safety.
It is important to adopt a mindset of being the "meanest, nastiest, dirty fighter" during a confrontation, even if it is contrary to one's usual demeanor.
The principles of self-defense should be kept simple, effective, and strong, relying on natural instincts and practiced skills.
The author promotes the "KISS" method (Keep It Simple, Keep It Strong, Do what is natural, Do what you practice, Do it first) as a guiding philosophy for self-defense.
The article encourages readers to seek out knowledge they may not realize they need, suggesting that continuous learning is vital for personal protection.
The author values reader engagement and appreciation, inviting feedback and sharing, and expresses gratitude for the audience's time and attention.

Hit Him

Why did you

Inevitable

If a fight is happening

Who is the winner

If you are going to be in a fight you might as well be the winner.

The one who throws the first punch is usually the winner.

You might be the most mild-mannered person anyone would ever meet but if someone is going to attack you you must become someone you are not. Be the meanest, nastiest, dirty fighter anyone can imagine. Then when you are done come back to who you are.

Awareness will show you when you must change.

Learn the signs.
Notice everything.
Act when you must.

The Tai Chi Classics say,

I don’t move until my opponent moves and when they do, I’m already there!

Practice your awareness skills.

They might not win the fight for you but they will show you the way. Then rely on the skills you practice to do the rest.

Keep It Simple Keep it effective Keep it strong Do what is natural Do what you practice Do it first.

Learn the Kiss method then live it.

https://hiddenforge.net/self-defense-simple-skills

Be The One Who Goes Home

Thanks for reading. You could have spent your time elsewhere but you choose to be here.

Would you like to find some of the things you didn’t know you needed to know?

check out my stuff ⽕ https://hiddenforge.net/

To show my appreciation here’s a LINK to receive a complimentary copy of my Awareness ebook

Check out more of my stuff https://medium.com/@larrynowicki

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I thought I was a Student. I’m really a Seeker.

I’m Larry Nowicki the KISS Specialist. What do you want me to kiss for you today?

Keep It Silly Simple.