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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect for everyone,
This review is from: The Safety Minute: Living on High Alert; How to Take Control of Your Personal Security and Prevent Fraud (Paperback)
This book was written for men and women who want to understand the fundamentals of personal security. And it does that very well. Understanding body language, awareness and intuition plus the hundreds of tips to avoid and remove oneself from a dangerous situation is the aim and purpose here. Additionally, This book teaches how to phisically, mentally and emotionally respond to a dangerous predator. There are plenty of other books for advanced techniques regarding the use of lethal weaponry that would be a better fit. However this book is a great starting point for most people who simply want to understand what their options are. You dont need to know how to shoot a gun to be safe or how to knife someone to protect yourself. This book cuts through the nonsense of the various "gurus" methods and opinions and teaches in simple terms what you need to know to avoid danger and stay safe.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Mediocre,
This review is from: The Safety Minute: Living on High Alert; How to Take Control of Your Personal Security and Prevent Fraud (Paperback)
This particluar title is medicore as far as personal safety & self-defense titles go. The author attempts to cover all of the basis but I believe some sections of the book are lacking. While some of the tips are good they can easily be found in better more comprehensive books on the same subject. Also, the author discusses various personal safety devices & weapons, some he apparently has never tried himself. While I am all for various safety devices such as whistles and alarms, in some cases they don't always get the desired results and anyone carrying such devices should be physically and mentally prepared for this. Also, the author is against the carrying of edged weapons and firearms,. While he stresses mental preparedness and attitude in the book, he automatically assumes that the reader is not smart enough or determined enough to be able to use these tools successfully in a real situation. Honestly, I don't feel any instructor can talk about mental preparation without talking about the potential of having to use lethal force, with and without weapons. If the reader knows absolutely nothing about personal safety, this might be a good starting point but there are many other titles out there that go way beyond this one and would be more highly recommended.
0 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: The Safety Minute: Living on High Alert; How to Take Control of Your Personal Security and Prevent Fraud (Paperback)
This book came in a timely manner and is in even better condition than stated. The book looks as if it is brand new, never been used or even opened. I will most definately do business with this seller again and again.
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The Safety Minute: Living on High Alert; How to Take Control of Your Personal Security and Prevent Fraud by Robert L. Siciliano (Paperback - May 2003)
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