Jim Wagner my self-defense instructor: Office massacre & school shooting survival

If someone came into your work place, classroom, or any public gathering and started shooting people, and at YOU, do you know what to do to increase your chances of survival? As my student I'll show you step-by-step the four major survival options in an office massacre or school shooting: 1. Escape 2. Hide 3. Barricade 4. Ambush. You can also teach young children the first two options.

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bmehoota, your comment helps those who are armed and trained at the time of a shooting, but the majority of citizens across the world are not armed when a gunman massacres a group of people. This video gives them something that can increase their odds of survival.

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AustralianOceanSurfer: Thank you for the comment. The more people you tell about my videos, books, and videos the more people will Be A Hard Target.

[@Gilagain54]

Wish the audio was better.

[@jimwagnerrbpp]

To VirgilHawkins1, in this video I am not advising people to "go through the building and shoot an armed attacker." I said that if you shoot one bad guy coming through the door you need to see if another one is coming in. In the case of terrorism, if you ambush and shoot terrorist Number 1 coming through the door you can't just wait in the corner for Number 2. He may not come in after his partner goes down. He may just decide to toss a hand grenade into the room. Don't wait for that to happen.

[@VirgilHawkins1]

I think it would be wise to advise people who aren't familiar with firearms to stay in a corner of the room and cover the door if they have disarmed and killed one intruder. Asking someone to go through a building and shoot an armed attacker when this is their first time holding a gun is a big thing to ask. If they cover the door, they have a way better chance of hitting the perp than trying to aim/hit a moving target. As he moves through the door he himself is in the fatal zone.

[@jasonseifert8080]

These tactics look very simple and affective easy to learn. I been trying to find a job in the private security industry. I are ready have a background in martial arts. I am interested in working as a specialist . I have a CPR/AED for the professional rescuer ( First Responders ) certification. I did cross training in martial arts ( Tang Soo Do , Jujitsu , Arnis ). I was wondering what courses do you teach and all there restrictions on any of your classes regrading students professions.

[@jimwagnerrbpp]

arici19: this is why my system is called "Reality-Based Personal Protection." I teach real techniques and training methods for real criminal and terrorist situations. Unless there is a pause in conflict, like a weapons malfunction or reloading, you're not just going move in on the Active Shooter and disarm him. It's not like a Hollywood movie. Having been shot at as a patrol police officer, and having seen the aftermath of an office massacre, I'm teaching out of experience. Be A Hard Target.

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Jason Seifert, I'm glad you want to put your training to good use in the private security sector. My Level 1 and Level 2 courses are open to anyone who signs up. Also, I have a few books out that you can check on my website jimwagnerrealitybased

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