Lee Morrison – Mass Attacks

These are the key principles that preclude you from being disappointed.-Format File: [2 DVD – VOB] File size: 6.791GB

Lee Morrison – Mass Attacks

Multiple opponents are the worst situation you can find yourself in. You should avoid them if possible. If you pay close attention to your surroundings, rather than tuning out to listen to music or retreat into your thoughts, you should be able to spot a multiple ­assault before it happens. Situational awareness and prevention are the basis of what you should do. Lee Morrison, an active combatives instructor and the author of Paladin’s best-Urban Combatives series, he has created his system for defending against multiple adversaries. For Mass Attacks, Morrison His vast experience with many threats allows him to share his knowledge to help victims avoid or deflect these threats.-Take on multiple attackers or escalate.

These are the key principles that preclude you from being disappointed.-Threat recognition, physical tactics to contact management, potential responses, third-Party protection, different scenarios and drills Morrison It is important to employ proactive tactics and preventive actions whenever possible. These are his keys to survival in an attack where you are outnumbered.

Mentally prepare yourself for fighting multiple attackers. They can knock you out as well as you. You may outnumber them, but they aren’t invincible.
Demonstrate that you are more dangerous than they are.
Place clinical shots at clinical targets by hitting first.
You can eliminate your enemies one at a.m., each one acting as a shield between yourself and the rest.

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This advice does not apply to mass attacks, which are situations in which you are confronted with more than one opponent. In this case, it’s all about limiting damage to yourself. Don’t let your ego talk you into a suicidal fight. Take care of your spine and head, and try to get away as fast as you can. You will live to fight another day if you do this.

“”Lee Morrison is one of the nicest guys I know – until he’s not. No-s**t tough guy who’s earned my respect, Lee’s intimacy with violence was developed over decades in the doorways of rough clubs and pubs in the UK where being a doorman is a professional pursuit and markedly different than in the US. He is not only physically skilled but also understands violent behavior. His psychological, verbal and physical approach is both practical and relevant. Lee’s no poseur – he’s fit, tough and walks the talk. Pay attention, you won’t be sorry.””
–Kelly McCann

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