Summary
Gila Hayes from the Armed Citizen’s Legal Defense Network (ACLDN) interviews, Clyde Caceres, a martial artist and self-defense expert. Clyde shares his experience and insights on adapting to mobility restrictions and applying self-defense principles after a stroke. He emphasizes the importance of prioritizing safety, planning ahead, and being aware of one’s surroundings. Clyde discusses the use of firearms, pepper spray, and other tools for self-defense, as well as the need for mentoring and support for individuals with reduced mobility. He also highlights the mission of his website, ChairRider.com, which aims to empower and provide resources for wheelchair-bound individuals.
The interview can be found here:
https://youtu.be/MKeUOY-8vFw?si=VHcHUTtNeET5WDO7
https://armedcitizensnetwork.org/adapting-self-defense-to-wheelchair-use
Takeaways
- Adapting to mobility restrictions requires planning ahead and being aware of one’s surroundings.
- Prioritizing safety and maintaining distance are crucial in self-defense.
- Using tools like firearms, pepper spray, and other self-defense equipment can help individuals with reduced mobility protect themselves.
- Mentoring and support are important for individuals with mobility restrictions.
- ChairRider.com provides resources and information to empower wheelchair-bound individuals.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
02:18 Adapting to Mobility Restrictions
05:07 Adapting to Daily Tasks and Self-Defense Techniques
10:52 Applying Self-Defense Principles After a Stroke
13:15 Prioritizing Safety and Adapting to Physical Limitations
20:29 Adapting to the Environment and Planning Ahead
23:21 Adapting Firearms and Self-Defense Techniques
30:36 Using Tools and Equipment for Self-Defense
37:11 Mentoring and Reaching Out to Others
44:55 Future Plans and Empowering Others
49:15 Encouraging Positivity and Finding Missions
Tags:
#liberty
#freedom
#selfdefense
#firearms
#2A
#preparedness
#ACLDN
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