On the 8th, the girls earned their Red Petal. We had a Jiujitsu demonstration and the girls learned about "Stranger Danger," what to do when a stranger approaches them: Run, Yell, Tell, and basic self defense. Parents were involved as well!
Run! And if you can’t run away totally from the “stranger danger”, make it a point to put in some distance between you and your attacker, at least enough space for you to ready yourself. However, this technique is a double-edged sword. Running will tire out BOTH you and your attacker. You have to have a lot of stamina to employ this technique. This training exercise is not only helpful for the students, but it is also a great time that both child and parent can spend some time together.
Run! And if you can’t run away totally from the “stranger danger”, make it a point to put in some distance between you and your attacker, at least enough space for you to ready yourself. However, this technique is a double-edged sword. Running will tire out BOTH you and your attacker. You have to have a lot of stamina to employ this technique. This training exercise is not only helpful for the students, but it is also a great time that both child and parent can spend some time together.
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