Self defense is more than just carrying a gun for safety or knowing how to fight back. It revolves around being aware, thinking smart, and taking extra precautions for safety. Everyday habits that people don’t even think twice about could be the one reason that makes them a target. Any scenario is possible no matter how harmless a person seems. Having knowledge in self defense plays a big part in keeping citizens from being potential targets to actual victims. According to The National Self-Defense Institute, a nonprofit corporation that creates and manages Public Safety programs, “awareness and risk reduction accounts for 90 percent of personal self defense and citizens need to learn which actions make you a target to assailants and which
