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Gloria Marcott –
Owner/InstructorSoul Punch Self-Defense
TRAINING YOUR INNER NINJA!
2.0
Copyright
All Rights Reserved
Defense Concepts, LLC.
Slide2Began self defense business in 1992 focusing on helping young girls and womenOver 20 years of self- defense classes and seminars with over 10,000 women trainedShe is the creator of the Level 1 Certification Program for TigerLight Inc., makers of the Defense Alert Device (D.A.D.) and serves as the first Master ‘Train the Trainer’ for the programMarcott also serves as a National Training Advisor to TigerLight Inc. which focuses on teaching content that counters attack dynamic issues in any environment by and while utilizing the D.A.D.
BIO GLORIA MARCOTT:
MOM, COP, AND CREATOR OF Soul Punch
Self-Defense (AKA
dEFENSE
CONCEPTS, LLC)
Slide3ACCOMPLISHMENTS
· ACTIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT WITH 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE
·
DIRECTORS AWARD 2018 / OFFICER
OF THE YEAR NOMINEE
2017
·
FIREARMS
· OFFICER SURVIVAL
· DEFENSIVE TACTICS
· GROUND CONTROL
· VEHICLE CLOSE QUARTER BATTLE
· EMERGENCY DOWN OFFICER CARE
· RESPONSE TO RESISTENCE
· TERRORISM RESPONSE TACTICS/ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSE (LE/CIVILIAN)
· SWAT OPERATOR BASIC, TEXAS TACTICAL POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION 2008
· EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM MEMBER
· D.E.A. TASK FORCE MEMBER
· REGION 1 NARCOTICS TASK FORCE
·
GUEST SPEAKER NEW MEXICO HOUSING SUMMIT
·
GUEST SPEAKER AND TRAINER FOR THE GREATER ASSOCIATION OF ALBUQUERQUE
REALTORS
(GAAR)
·
ON-GOING TRAINING FOR REALTORS, OFFICE TEAMS, NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATIONS, SCHOOLS, INDIVIDUALS, AND ALL THOSE INTERESTED ACROSS THE U.S. FOR LEVEL 1 D.A.D. CERTIFICATION
Slide4PROGRAM FOCUS
Offers
REAL LIFE and expert advice in the areas of
personal
home
work
neighborhood
safety
Improved self confidence
Improved ability to PROTECT yourself
Students will feel
EMPOWERED
Slide5HOW DO I KEEP MYSELF SAFE?
Slide6Boundary Drill
&Outside Scenario
2.0
Slide7WHERE DO I HAVE TO CONCENTRATE ON MY SAFETY?
HOMEWORKSCHOOLSHOPPINGPARKEVENTSMOVIES
EVERYWHERE!
Slide8WHAT TOOLS WILL YOU UTILIZE IF YOU NEED THEM?
Slide9What are the steps you take specific to your safety?
Do you keep your doors locked at all times at home?
Do you have additional security on your doors (3/4” long screws/inside lock)
Do you keep your curtains open during the day?
Do you have a sliding glass door and is it secure?
Do you have an exit strategy?
Do you open the garage door in the morning before your in your car?
Do you leave exit space between you and the vehicle in front of you?
Do you maintain a safe distance when talking with strangers?
Do you turn your back to people when you take a call or do a task?
Do you have a self defense product ready if you need it?
When was the last time you trained to keep yourself safe in a confrontation?
Slide10Pre-Planning and situational awareness
Day or night travel (is there a difference/why)
Am I alone or with a group
What tools will I utilize if I need them
Who and where are my potential threat areas
Slide11Understand why attackers pick us?
What they think
...
Versus....
What we know!
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Slide14ACTIONS
TO TAKE RELATIVE TO YOUR OWN PERSONAL SAFETY
Situational Awareness IN TACT!
Command Presence
Boundary Awareness
Preparedness (Mentally & Physically)
It’s not “IF” it is now “When
– but I’m ready!”
Slide15Know your target areas
Eyes
NoseThroatChest plate
GroinThighShinTop of foot
Slide16Your voice alone can save your life!!!!!!
Slide17DO YOU KNOW THE VISUAL CUES TO LOOK FOR BEFORE AN ATTACK IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN?
Slide18Abduction Video Shows Witness in Car Backing Away - ABC News
Slide19A STUDY OF THE
PRE-ATTACK BEHAVIORS OF ACTIVE SHOOTERS
IN THE UNITED STATES
Slide20Key Findings of
Study
1. The
63
active shooters examined
in this study
did not appear to be uniform
in any way such that they could be readily identified prior to attacking
based on demographics alone
.
2. Active shooters take
time to plan
and
prepare
for the attack, with
77%
of the subjects spending a
week or longer
planning their attack and
46%
spending a
week or longer actually preparing
(procuring the means) for the attack
.
3. A
majority
of active shooters
obtained
their
firearms legally
, with only very small percentages obtaining a firearm
illegally.
4. The FBI could
only
verify that
25%
of active shooters in the study had ever been
diagnosed
with a
mental illness
. Of those diagnosed, only three had been diagnosed with a psychotic disorder.
Slide21Key Findings of
Study (Cont’d)
5. Active shooters were typically
experiencing multiple stressors
(an average of
3.6
separate stressors
) in the year before they attacked
.
6. On average, each active shooter
displayed
4 to 5
concerning behaviors
over time that were observable to others around the shooter. The
most frequently
occurring concerning behaviors were related to the active shooter’s
mental health, problematic interpersonal interactions, and leakage of violent intent
.
7. For active shooters
under
age
18
, school
peers
and
teachers
were
more likely to observe concerning behaviors than family
members. For active shooters
18
years old and
over, spouses/domestic partners
were the most likely to
observe
concerning behaviors
.
8. When concerning behavior was observed by others, the most common response was to communicate directly to the active shooter (
83%
) or do nothing (
54%
). In
41%
of the cases the concerning behavior was reported to law enforcement. Therefore, just because concerning behavior was
recognized
does not necessarily mean that it was
reported
to law enforcement.
Slide22Slide23While approximately one-third of active shooters in this sample victimized only random members of the public, most active shooters arrive at a targeted site with a specific person or persons in mind.
Slide24STAYING SAFE WHILE YOU WORK
Slide25WHERE DO YOU POSITION YOURSELF DURING A WALK-THROUGH?
Slide26WHERE DO YOU POSITION YOURSELF DURING A WALK-THROUGH?
Slide27ARE YOU ALONE DURING THE OPEN HOUSE?
Slide28KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide29KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide30KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide31KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide32KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide33KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide34KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide35KNOWING YOUR IMMEDIATE THREAT AREAS?
Slide36WHAT TOOLS WILL YOU UTILIZE IF YOU NEED THEM?
Slide37is now
www.tigerlight.net
www.defensealertdevice.net
Slide38Slide39NEVER ALONE : CROWD ALERT TECHNOLOGY
Send Emergency Alerts • Share Location with GPS • Get Help Fast
The D.A.D.™ (Defense Alert Device) is the first non-lethal personal safety device with smart technology. Each device is equipped with Bluetooth to send an emergency alert via your cell phone.
The alert sends your GPS location to anyone with the D.A.D.™ app within a one mile radius, and to those in your D.A.D.™ contact list, regardless of distance. The D.A.D.™ alert prompts the receiver to call 911, and provides directions to your location, should the receiver be able to provide immediate assistance in person. Anyone with a smart phone can download the D.A.D.™ app with Crowd Alert™ today for free, because when it comes to personal safety, we are all in this together.
www.defensealertdevice.com
Coupon Code
“MARCOTT”
Slide40Slide41STAY SAFE: SAFETY TIPS 1. MAKE EYE CONTACTIt may be your first instinct to lower your gaze as you walk to your destination. But looking straight into the face of potential enemies is the better option. "Eye contact may scare off attackers because they fear you will be able to identify them," says Mary Ellen Burns, a spokesperson for the Boston Police Department.2. CHANGE IT UPRegularly change your walking routine. Plan out a few different routes that you can take and mark out “safe houses" in your mind at intervals along the way. If you feel at risk of an attack, you can stop at these shops or homes where you know you will be safe.3. CARRY DEFENSE ALERT DEVICE (D.A.D.™)ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: D.A.D.™ Military Strength Sabre RedPepper Spray has an optimized, accelerated cone spray pattern stealth delivery. 8 bursts at 6-8 feet (2-2.5M) away.
Slide42Gun vs D.A.D.
1. STUN GUNS & TASERS
Stun guns and
tasers
often times require the user to be close to their intended target. In addition to proximity issues, heavy clothing, poor aim, and multiple attackers contribute to these device’s limitations. The stun gun's short incapacitation time allows little time to get to safety, especially in isolated areas.
2. STANDARD PEPPER
SPRAYS VS.
DEFENSE ALERT DEVICE (D.A.D.)
Pepper sprays are all too often unreliable. Recently, the University of Utah conducted a test of various sprays. Their study showed that the potency claims made by the manufacturers are often times misstated with some sprays containing only 1/100th of the potency claimed on their label. In addition to the low potency, it is uncommon for people to carry pepper spray in their hands which makes it less accessible should an attack happen.
Slide433. GUNS / FIREARMSThough we support the right to carry firearms, and know that firearms can save lives, firearms are impractical in a majority of situations where civilian-on-civilian attacks occur. Ending someone’s life, especially unintentionally or unjustifiably, is the last thing any of us want to do, which is why we created the most powerful non-lethal device possible with the Defense Alert Device (D.A.D.™). It often allows you to stop an attack before it ever gets to the point that lethal force becomes necessary, which is why police officers love having a TigerLight® in hand.
Gun vs D.A.D. (cont’d)
IF YOU DECIDE TO PURCHASE GO TO
www.tigerlight.net
Use Coupon
Code “MARCOTT” to receive
$30
OFF your order
Slide44WHAT ABOUT CONCEALED CARRY?
Slide45THE STEPS REQUIRED?
Find an approved Concealed Carry CourseEnroll and take a Concealed Carry ClassComplete the two page applicationGet Fingerprinted and have your release form notarizedGather your documentsApplicationApplication FeeNM Drivers License or IDOriginal or certified copy of Birth CertificateCertificate of Completion of Concealed Carry CourseTwo release forms (health and information)Electronic FingerprintsSubmit Application to NM Dept. of Public Safety
http://www.abqconcealedcarry.com
Slide46New Mexico Good Samaritan Law
CHAPTER 16 Tort Law -- Negligence
INSTRUCTION 13-1617. Sudden emergency.
A person who, without negligence on [his] [her] part, is suddenly and unexpectedly confronted with peril, arising from either the actual presence or the appearance of an imminent danger to [himself] [herself] or another, is not expected nor required to use the same judgment and prudence that is required of [him] [her] in the exercise of ordinary care in calmer and more deliberate moments.
[His] [Her] duty is to exercise only the care that a reasonably prudent person would exercise in the same situation.
If, at that moment, [he] [she] does what appears to [him] [her] to be the best thing to do and if [his] [her] choice and manner of action are the same as might have been followed by any reasonably prudent person under the same conditions, then [he] [she] has done all that the law requires of [him] [her], even though, in the light of after events, it might appear that a different course would have been better and safer.
Slide47"Woman must not depend upon the protection of man but must be taught to defend herself."
Susan B. Anthony
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