What Real Self-Defense Training Actually Looks Like (And What It Doesn’t)
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What Real Self-Defense Training Actually Looks Like (And What It Doesn’t)
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Most people think self-defense means learning how to fight.
It doesn’t.
Real self-defense training prepares you to recognize danger early, avoid unnecessary conflict, and make lawful decisions under stress — not to win fights.
In this episode of The John Hallett Podcast, we break down:
- Why fighting and self-defense aren’t the same
- The core components of real-world training
- Why awareness and judgment matter more than flashy techniques
- How firearms training fits into responsible self-defense
- Why repetition and calm training may look “boring” — but work under pressure
If your training doesn’t teach restraint, legality, and decision-making, it’s incomplete — no matter how impressive it looks.
In-person training in Castle Rock, Colorado:
Rocky Mountain Self Defense & Fitness
Education and gear:
ClearSky Training
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