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Dec 19, 2021 16 min

Changing Schedules and Your Safety

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Traditional knowledge of self-defense says you should be changing your schedule for your safety; but doesn’t it really help that much? The post Changing Schedules and Your Safety appeared first on Modern Self Protection.

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Traditional knowledge of self-defense says you should be changing your schedule for your safety; but doesn’t it really help that much?

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