Alessandro Padovani of Safer Faster Defense explains why it is important to use realistic training props while developing defensive skills. Samples of broken bottles, knives, crow bars and other items are shown. Realistic props will help you learn faster and draw tighter recognition patterns for use during real incidents.
Tags: Alessandro Padovani, DTS Tools, personal defense, Reality Based Training, Training Knife, Training Tools
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