WARNING- The following video is extremely disturbing. Frankly, this video should never have been shot; the person holding the camera should have dropped the damn camera and helped this girl… What is wrong with us? Two unarmed teenage girls terrorize a third young woman, apparently because she is trans-gendered, and beat her into a seizure [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Self-Defense’
How ridiculous are we?
Posted in Black Belt Mindset, Posts by Master Jim, Self-Defense, tagged Black Belt Mindset, Juniors!, personal responsibility, Self-Defense, Think Like a Black Belt on March 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
One of the primary tenets of Black Belt Mindset is personal responsibility. Have we completely lost sight of what this means? Here’s the story- Aaron Poisson steals a tip jar from a Starbucks counter. This jar contained less than $5.00. Another customer, Roger Kruetz chased the thief out the door. The thief then jumped into [...]
Fired for Self-Defense. Did These Workers Do the Right Thing?
Posted in Posts by Master Jim, Self-Defense, tagged firearms, Jim Bouchard, Self-Defense, tactical, Think Like a Black Belt on February 21, 2011 | 1 Comment »
In another incident of employees being fired for defending themselves or company property, four Wal-Mart employees have been dismissed for disarming a man with a handgun. Did these men do the right thing in this situation? Listen to their story and comment… Click here for full video from FOX News…
Faced with a Gunman- What Would You Do?
Posted in Black Belt Mindset, Law Enforcement, Self-Defense, Think Like a Black Belt, Training, tagged Black Belt Mindset, firearms, law enforcement, martial arts, Self-Defense, tactical, Think Like a Black Belt on December 15, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
By Jim Bouchard, founder & Master Instructor of Northern Chi Martial Arts Center; speaker, medial personality and author of “Think Like a Black Belt.” On Tuesday, December 14th a man named Clay Duke interrupted a school board meeting in Panama City, Florida. He walked in with a can of spray paint and a handgun. Duke [...]
