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jimmy two times Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The problem with doing self defence classes is > that they can give a false sense of self > confidence. I'm assuming the victims in this case > got away relatively unscathed, even though the > male may have got a couple of punches. If this is > the case then they are extremely lucky. Imagine > what could have happened if they had gone to a > couple of self defence classes and thought they > could 'have a go'? It's likely they would have > come unstuck. Self defence classes do not > replicate a real life threatening situation when > all the senses are on overload and the fight or > flight instinct kicks in. I'm sure they also don't > teach self defence techniques against 5 > assailants. Best simply to hand over your property > and report it to the Police and your insurance > company afterwards. This is the best advice so far. After years of very expensive thefts from vans and lots of "you wait until I catch them........" we caught them. Forget any ideas you might have about scaring them off/apprehending them and informing the authorities. Three tooled up heavy duty individuals who don't play by societies rules. We just got in the van and drove off (Half Moon Lane), want to see my wife and daughter tonight. Felt like some man points were revoked at the time, but I can live with. I am NOT Chuck Norris!

jimmy two times Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The problem with doing self defence classes is > that they can give a false sense of self > confidence. I'm assuming the victims in this case > got away relatively unscathed, even though the > male may have got a couple of punches. If this is > the case then they are extremely lucky. Imagine > what could have happened if they had gone to a > couple of self defence classes and thought they > could 'have a go'? It's likely they would have > come unstuck. Self defence classes do not > replicate a real life threatening situation when > all the senses are on overload and the fight or > flight instinct kicks in. I'm sure they also don't > teach self defence techniques against 5 > assailants. Best simply to hand over your property > and report it to the Police and your insurance > company afterwards. This is the best advice so far. After years of very expensive thefts from vans and lots of "you wait until I catch them........" we caught them. Forget any ideas you might have about scaring them off/apprehending them and informing the authorities. Three tooled up heavy duty individuals who don't play by societies rules. We just got in the van and drove off (Half Moon Lane), want to see my wife and daughter tonight. Felt like some man points were revoked at the time, but I can live with. I am NOT Chuck Norris!