Practice Makes Perfect

We’ve all heard the old adage “practice makes perfect.” Legendary martial artist Bruce Lee once said “I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times.” I’ve read that a policeman’s duty belt weighs between 15 and 20 pounds depending on what he or she carries. Everyday in America officers are required to effectively select and deploy weapons (lethal and non-lethal) in the interest of protecting themselves or the general public. This requires that the officer know the weapon(s) and be confident in his/her ability to deploy it. This takes practice. One just can’t buy a can of Mace, place it on your keyring and think somehow you’ve just become safer. While the average citizen may not face in terms of numbers or severity the kinds of attacks trained officers do successfully thwarting any attack rests in knowing your weapon of choice and having confidence in your ability to use it. To that end theprudentwarrior.com offers two products aimed at making you more proficient in the use of pepper sprays/repellents. “Practice” is an inert, water based, nitrogen pressurized product use to practice delivering accurate blasts of pepper spray without actually wasting real pepper spray. Another item we offer is our guide entitled “The Tactical Defense Spray Book.” this guide will teach you how to choose a defense spray, how to carry it, how to shoot it, what to do about multiple assailants, date rape protection, using defense sprays against guns and knives, home tactical use and much, much more. Learn the realities of protecting yourself with defense sprays.