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Learn to Protect Yourself:Fast with Krav Maga Dealing with and Deterring Predators

www.kravmagaireland.ie In this critical segment of Module 1, we move from the physical "Ready Stance" to the psychological battlefield. Violence rarely happens in a vacuum; it is preceded by a selection process known as "The Interview." Predators test potential victims for compliance. If you are polite and submissive when they encroach on your space, you "pass" their interview and become a target. In this video, Patrick Cumiskey teaches you how to FAIL the interview and establish a boundary that cannot be ignored. In this lesson, you will learn: • The "No" Trip Wire: Borrowing from Gavin de Becker’s The Gift of Fear, we learn that "No" is a complete sentence. If a stranger ignores your "No," it is not persistence—it is an attempt to control you. This is your signal (Trip Wire) that the situation has escalated from social to survival. • The 3 Levels of De-Escalation: ◦ Level 1 (Polite): Firmly declining interaction while maintaining space. ◦ Level 2 (Command): Raising your voice ("Stay Back!") to attract witnesses and—crucially—to spike your own adrenaline levels so you are ready to fight. ◦ Level 3 (Crazy): Anchoring aggression. If they breach your perimeter, you must switch instantly from a "social" mindset to a "ferocious" mindset to deter the attack. • Adrenal Readiness: How shouting commands actually prepares your body for physical combat by overcoming the "freeze" response. Key Takeaway: Do not let politeness jeopardize your safety. If someone crosses your "No" Trip Wire, they are trying to control you. Stop being nice, get your hands up, and prepare to defend your space. Chapters: 0:00 - The Concept of "The Interview" 1:30 - The "No" Trip Wire Explained 3:15 - Level 1: Polite Refusal 5:00 - Level 2: Verbal Commands & Adrenal Spike 7:45 - Level 3: Anchoring Aggression #KravMaga #SelfDefence #FailTheInterview #NoTripWire #PatrickCumiskey #PersonalSafety #BoundaryControl #DeEscalation