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Self Defense for Women
Protect Yourself From Predatory Tactics
Safety Ideas for Parking Lots
Self Defense in Underground Parking Lots
Self Defense for Walking Late at Night
Self Defense for
Self Defense for Hotel Rooms
Self Defense for Public Restrooms
Self Defense Against Weapons in Public Restrooms
Self Defense for Armed Carjacking
Verbal Self Defense for Carjacking
Self Defense: Armed vs. Unarmed Attackers
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Self Defense Striking Techniques
Self Defense for Bear Hugs
Self Defense for Chokes
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Summary: Parking lots can be dangerous places traveling women. Learn safety ideas for parking lot situations from a martial arts instructor in this free self defense video.
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"In this series, we're going to talk about some things women can do to keep themselves safe while traveling or when their out and abroad. One of the key areas where attacks often occur is in parking lots. In this case we have an outdoor parking lot. One of the things that you can do to make yourself a little safer is always park underneath a light if it's going to be dark when you leave. You also want to make sure that as you come in, you check your car, you would look underneath it, look in the back seat, those kind of things. Underground parking lots pose a different kind of a problem because there always have limited lighting and that's a very common scene for attacks. They're often very deserted and since they're under ground the public at large doesn't have clear view. In addition to the parking under a light one of the things you can do to protect yourself is try to find a closed circuit TV camera that will have your vehicle in frame. They're usually posted on the building walls, sometimes from the light posts themselves. And that will help to make sure that if something happens that it's recorded or more importantly that the criminal will see the camera and avoid attacking anybody that's in the field of view. It's also important to remember that the camera, it may not be real and it may not be monitored which means it may be running a feed to a recording device but it's probably is nobody actually watching at the time. So if you're attacked and you're on camera, there's no guarantee you're going to have someone come out and rescue you."
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