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EPISODE · Jul 26, 2019 · 53 MIN

Podcast 3 Jiu-Jitsu "The Gentle Art" – Arguably the most important physical attribute

from Evolution Security Podcast · host Firearms & Defense Training for Everyone

In this podcast we review a defensive use incident where being armed and aware while pumping gas can mean the difference between getting home or possibly killed or injured for life. In addition we talk about what the hosts Eric Davis, Aaron Davis, and Brian Schilt believe may be the most important defensive physical attribute; Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, not every fight is solved with a firearm. They provide a brief history and how the art affects the hosts personally. The discussion then turns to EDC gear – Carry belts and why a flimsy 10 dollar belt doesn't cut it. Lastly the latest iteration of the drill of the month, The Casino Drill is prescribed and the host go over their accountability of the week. Please visit our show sponsor's website at www.Tenicor.com/ and visit our website for future classes and events at www.evosec.org/. Please subscribe and share us on Itunes or Stitcher, write a review on Itunes, follow us on Instagram at @evosecusa, thanks for the support.

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