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Today, I want to handle one of the most important part in self-defense.

And what is it ? The mental parts.

What's going on inside my head when someone is actually attacking.

What is going to make the difference between someone who is able

to function on their stress, and someone who maybe knows a lot of techniques, maybe someone trained.

But he freezes when he sees a knife, when he sees a blade.

It means he doesn't function under stress.

Some people are born with a certain gift what we call courage,

and some people they just don't have it it.

It could be that something happened through their childhood or it

can even be a gene. We don't always have the explanation we don't always know the point.

But we know for sure it's or something in you,

or you gather it in your childhood and life experiences.

And your subconscious is saying

: "you know what, in a situation under stress I know how to function" or

" when there is stress, just lock my neurological resources and freeze".

And the subconscious is actually doing it for a good reason.

: He wants to protect us.

So oren, how would we go about fixing this or helping us ?

So, is there any mental exercise that can help us function under stress ?

We can't handle just the physical part, just strength.

When we train police officers, when they train militaries.

There is a moment, in the day, in the training where we have to stop

and actually have an exercise that is 100% mental.

Okay now, what controls us is emotions. Now Emannuelle, I want you to imagine a situation now.

When you're in high school, and there's a teacher coming in and the teacher has just long nails.

Now imagine this teacher she looks at the class

and she goes on the blackboard with her lung nails and she scratched the black ( board).

Now see what happened to you ? What happened here is I was able to

control your emotions, even though the situation was not real.

The teacher was not really here, it was not scratching no nails.

But you actually got certain emotions. That means that your subconscious,

he knows, he remembers this emotion, pulled back this emotion and brought it right here with just imagining.

That means, we can understand that the subconscious doesn't know to analyze if it's reality or imagination.

So what we could do, is kind of get in a state, where we close the eyes.

We have kind of an exercise where we visualize. We do visualization.

We close the eye, and before training the actual exercise, I am imagining.

I see someone maybe attacking me with a knife, or maybe i attacking my loved one.

But, while having this fear, trying to turn this fear in the imagination,

I'm overcoming this fear with maybe a defense against the knife and a strike, making able to overcome the attacker.

To have this positive emotion, and then what the subconscious is actually doing is saying

" Wow , in a moment of *snap hands*, I have to function under stress", he says "Wow, I know the situation, I know that I could do it".

You mentally prepare yourself before it happened.

Now this is something, we have to take a moment, out of the physical training, out of the techniques

and close the eyes, get a kind of a meditation mood. Visualize someone attacking us.

Get emotions out of it. It could be negative, but then you turn it

out in positive and then maybe open the eyes after one or two minutes and exercise.

So we connect between the mental part, to the actual physical and technical parts.

And guys this is just a little example of how we could , you can say,

program the brain to function under stress.

If you guys want to learn any of the moves that you guys just saw Oren teach us,

you guys can go back to our previous episodes and learn them.

Thanks so much. Thank you

For more infomation >> The Mental part of Self Defense - Duration: 4:29.

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Self Discipline | ANDREW MORRISSEY #27 - Duration: 2:07.

I think in 2018 I wanted to really get past and this seems to be a great image

Get past people's delusions yeah this idea and a lot of people starting their

Own business or a lot of people putting themselves out there they are very

Delusional around what they can do, what they're actually good at and

So as a result tend to be people want to do everything oh I can do everything

That's the first lie that we tell ourselves. First you gotta find out

What's your strength, what's your strength. Okay

Ask yourself what your strengths are, triple down on that and the rest

Outsource it, it's that simple. Find people who are better than you at

What they do whether it be creating videos, creating blogs, creating content,

Social media, marketing, whatever it is if they're better than you outsource that

Stuff you can focus on what you're good at and you can triple down on that because

I think it's turning up in the digital rounds is or turning up in any aspect

For your business, your brand new customer you have to be not delusional

You have to be realistic, you can't lie to yourself so if you're realistic you will

Realize that showing up is building rapport, sharing your story is building

Your rapport, sharing aspects of your journey your wife is building rapport

And if you don't have the self-discipline to create all that

Content we need to outsource it to other people it's that simple guys

Out source what you're not good at anb triple down on your strengths find out what you

Could are triple down on those and the rest find people to help you this is the

Age of Aquarius guys you better get people to help us it's about community

Collaboration and yeah... welcome to the Age of Aquarius

For more infomation >> Self Discipline | ANDREW MORRISSEY #27 - Duration: 2:07.

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It's Okay to Punch Things and Sometimes People | MMA My Newest Fitness + Self Defense Obsession - Duration: 5:45.

>>Work on your lower back.

Go, 1, 2.

Excellent.

1, 2.

>>Wait, hold on.

>>Alright guys, so my fitness regime has been feeling a little bit stale lately, and now

my kids have been going to this really amazing guy for some MMA.

Why, in the world, don't I start training with the one and only Toni Abdo, Toni, come

on.

>>This guy, hold on, let me talk real quick about this guy.

This guy, what do you do again?

You were like one of the choreographers for Body Combat.

The Les Milles stuff.

This is the man in charge, like I used to do that kick.

>>She has one of the best kicks, yeah.

>>Squat.

Oh...he's so nice.

>>So this is something I'm going to be adding into my fitness regime from here on out.

I want to give you guys a little sneak peek of what I'm doing and then also, I'm going

to let Toni give you guys some moves that you can take home with you to get started

yourself.

>>Get right into it.

>>Put your leg like back and just really like we're going to stand like a warrior, you know,

make sure that you're not like this, you're going to be down side, and you really feel

comfortable.

Now your arms are going to be...

>>Most of my weight on my left?

>>Yes, your arms, elbows are going to be tucked in the whole time.

So you really have to be this way.

There you go.

We can start out with the left jab, when you hit me a left jab, I want you to turn with

your shoulder and little bit slightly with your left heel, and then slightly and turn.

>>Wait, hold on.

>>From here, watch, you're going to turn that way.

So if I'm here, there you go so you can reach me.

Again, there you go.

Again, don't hit my face.

Again, okay, so let me bring the pad.

>>I'm not a very good puncher.

>>Just feel like when you jab, you jab, there you go.

You jab and turn.

This way.

There you go.

Nice.

2.

3.

Cross right now.

>>Kay.

>>Once you get a cross, you're gonna start from your heel, so you're gonna start 1, you

turn your heel, shoulders forward, and you're gonna hit a cross.

>>Kay >>Bring it back.

Hand is up here all the time just to always cover your face.

>>Heel, shoulder.

>>Excellent.

There you go.

Nice.

Watch your balance, don't move all your body, you're gonna have to twist.

>>What if I don't reach you?

>>You'll reach, don't worry.

Go.

Excellent.

Twist more.

Go.

Lift that heel.

Go.

Excellent.

Go.

Exhale.

Now hit me a jab and across.

The rhythm has to be boom boom, 1, 2, left right.

1, 2.

Oh...I'm feeling those.

>>Are you?

>>Yep!

1, 2.

I can see you're breathing too, yeah?

>>Yeah.

So is that good?

>>Yeah, yeah, excellent!

Roundhouse kick, like we just like last time, you're really gonna open the gate, bring your

knee up, yep, I'm gonna start with you bring your knee up, see how my knee is?

>>Yep!

>>And really open wide.

>>Kay.

>>And bring it back.

Go.

Excellent.

Yeah.

So jab, across, roundhouse.

1, 2, 3.

Go.

Excellent!

Woo!

Nice!

Again.

>>Go, 1, 2, 3.

Go.

Nice.

>>I'm breathing!

My cardio needs help! >>Alright, this is good!

>>High intensity.

>>So, you're gonna do a jab, and a cross, you're gonna open that gate, and you're gonna

hit me with one kick, and you're gonna bring it back, and roundhouse kick how you're gonna

bring it back.

There you go.

>>Kay.

>>1, 2.

Go.

>>Shoot.

I almost did it.

>>Bring it up, go.

Yeah, focus, so see how you went all wobbly?

>>Yeah.

>>So when you focus, let's see if I'm here, I'm focusing here, I'm gonna really land,

watch, I'm gonna land here, do you see?

Instead of like >>Is that too high?

>>No, yeah, too high, so you really have to feel like you really hitting that tree.

Nice, excellent.

Woah.

Go.

Bring it back, go.

Excellent.

Go.

Nice, bring it back.

Go.

Now you hear that, see?

>>That work?

>>Yeah perfect.

Again.

Let's do it again.

Again.

>>Know what I love about this?

Self-defense, like we're teaching people to be strong and to be able to defend themselves.

>>Yeah.

>>Alright.

>>Okay, ready?

>>Hit, go.

>>Crap.

>>Yep.

Nice, go.

1, 2.

Go.

Excellent, there you go.

Go.

Nice, ready, 1, 2.

Go.

Go.

Excellent.

One more time.

Nice.

1, 2.

Elbow.

Go.

Nice.

Go.

Nice.

Excellent.

Good job.

>>Thank you!

>>Awesome!

>>Can you do a body combat sequence for them?

>>Yeah!

>>Something they can do at home >>So something that you guys can do at home

would be left leg forward, right leg back, keep your elbows in, look forward, you have

to protect your nose and your chin all the time.

You're gonna go with the left jab, you're going to go with a cross, you're gonna bring

it back, you're gonna step, front kick, and back.

So you're gonna go left jab, cross, you're gonna make a little step, front kick, and

step back.

Again, 1, 2, 3, and back.

>>Nice!

There you go!

I love that, such a great, great workout, the best part about it is we are learning

how to defend ourselves, this is the exact reason why Chris and I have our kids in it,

so anyway, Toni, we gotta have you back for more.

>>Yes >>You are amazing, guys, subscribe below.

Bye!

For more infomation >> It's Okay to Punch Things and Sometimes People | MMA My Newest Fitness + Self Defense Obsession - Duration: 5:45.

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3 Ways to Boost Your Self Esteem - Duration: 3:05.

3 Ways to Boost Your Self Esteem

One of the biggest problems that human kinds experience is losing self-esteem throughout

the course of their life.

The effect can be devastating, it ranges from inability to accept facts, mental disruption,

and desperation of life.

Because we all agree that there aren't many things that are more important to our well-being

than our self-esteem.

After all, whether you think you are worthy of happiness or not depends on your self-esteem,

it dictates how much you value yourself and your life.

Fortunately, there are some powerful ways to boost your self-esteem, and here are three

most powerful things you should know.

If you're new to our channel, make sure to click the subscribe button below, and don't

forget to like this video if you find this information is helpful to you.

#1 - Knowing yourself better

Introspection is one of the important things you can do to boost your self-esteem.

Start doing that to understand what makes you happy, sad, desperate, and others.

Once you figure out what makes your life miserable, you absolutely can avoid or slowly erase the

memory related to what makes you sad.

Addressing such experience is sometimes painful and unpleasant.

However, you need to get rid such poisonous condition.

Otherwise, it will keep consuming your life.

#2 - Putting yourself first

The second suggestion we can give is putting yourself first.

Sometimes, you think you are not worthy and you put other people in front of you.

You help people whom you think are better than you so they can leap forward.

Unfortunately, it only makes you feel guilty in the end.

You do not make any progress because you are letting the chance for others.

Of course, it is important to help others.

However, if you do not help yourself.

How can you even help others?

Make sure you are not being used by others.

Some people just want to suck your energy to keep you under their power.

Be sure to fight for yourself.

#3 - Don't accept guilt

Sometimes, you still accept guilt even though you didn't make the mistake.

This is a great mistake because you let others to put blame on you.

Of course, you have to be responsible for mistakes you made.

However, if you do not make one, why bother accepting guilt?

It only makes your life miserable which eventually puts your down because other people will put

the blame on you.

All in all, that's the three most powerful ways to instantly boost your self-esteem.

Really cool information isn't it?

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

Thanks for watching!

For more infomation >> 3 Ways to Boost Your Self Esteem - Duration: 3:05.

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Self Hypnosis Technique - Duration: 2:35.

Sit or lay down, whatever is most comfortable for you.

Put your intention on your toes, imagine that every cell and particle is just relaxing

Now feel the top of your foot and bottom of foot and everything just relaxing

Keep going up, now to your ankles, then shins/calves, imagine the muscles, tendons, bones, every

part just becoming as relaxed as possible.

You can imagine the cells and vibrations becoming slower.

Move up to knees, back of thighs, front of thighs.

Keep moving up and do this for all parts of your body (lower back, stomach, upper back,

spine, upper chest, shoulders, arms, hands at your own pace).

You can also focus on digestive processes relaxing and becoming calm in the stomach

too.

Take some deep breaths throughout the process and on every exhale just imagine becoming

more and more relaxed.

Put the intention that this happens on EVERY breath you take, so every breath you are more

relaxed and more relaxed.

When you get up to the neck and head area, make sure to put intention on your jaw, cheek,

eyes, forehead, top of head, back of head, every part of your head being as relaxed as

possible.

Even put intention on your thoughts being relaxed as possible and your mind relaxed.

Any lingering thoughts you can just put inside a bubble and have the bubble float away.

You can also imagine waves of water energy going throughout your entire being just relaxing

you even further throughout the self hypnosis process.

When you finish the head you should be in a completely relaxed state, perfect for healing.

Should take around 5 minutes or so, but go at whatever pace is appropriate for you.

If you need to repeat it, that's ok too.

You can modify or change this around and make it your own too.

Start from the head instead of the feet if you want to and see how that works.

There's lots of methods so feel free to check out YouTube and research others if this

doesn't resonate with you.

For more infomation >> Self Hypnosis Technique - Duration: 2:35.

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The self care that improve wrinkle of forehead. Myofascial Release Technique 大宮 整体 おでこのシワを減らすセルフケア - Duration: 4:19.

Hi,my name is youhei ozaki. Thanks to looking this video. This video talk about the self care that improve wrinkle of forehead.

That is possible. In reality,to make it inconspicuous rather than reducing.

There is muscle also in forehead.

That muscle is move eyebrows. Move up,move down.

If you don't to put power,go down. If your eyebrow go up,I can wrinkle.

There is characteristic that some in muscle is. ・stiff muscle is have moisture

・stiff muscle does not move smoothly ・in stiff muscle is bad blood flow

If improve these,your wrinkle will be loss. At first,please soften muscle of forehead.

「Where is the stiff muscle?」

Almost people did not soften head muscle at until now.

I convey place that stiff possible is high.

It is on eyebrows.Especially it is middle. There is stiff muscle in bone edge.

①push that place with both fingers.

②push and rub bone. move side way,move vertically.

③shift and continue.

Maybe,you feel strong pain when that time. At actually,usually is don't feel pain.

Your childhood was didn't feel pain. The difference is softness muscle.

If you don't feel pain,you will get to beautiful face.

Please try it. Thank you for looking this video. See you!

For more infomation >> The self care that improve wrinkle of forehead. Myofascial Release Technique 大宮 整体 おでこのシワを減らすセルフケア - Duration: 4:19.

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Self Intro Welcome Video - Duration: 0:38.

For more infomation >> Self Intro Welcome Video - Duration: 0:38.

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Trust on your self - Latest video of Sanjay Raval - Duration: 3:51.

Subscribe channel to watch more videos.

For more infomation >> Trust on your self - Latest video of Sanjay Raval - Duration: 3:51.

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Self Intro Video | Patrick Albert Lising - Duration: 0:56.

Hi Everyone!

My name is Patrick,

and I am a Communication Studies Major

My education goal as of right now is to

transfer and get my Bachelor's

in Communication Studies

and then hopefully,

get my Master's

but I don't know where I want to go with it yet

The best movie that I've seen recently

was "Call Me by Your Name."

It is a more recent movie

it was in the Sundance Film Festival.

And it has really good cinematography

And I really like the themes that it explored.

So,

hopefully

these two questions

helped you get to know me a litte better

Is the makes sense?

But,

Looking forward to seeing everyone elses'

See you all soon, bye!

For more infomation >> Self Intro Video | Patrick Albert Lising - Duration: 0:56.

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Platooning Technology and Self-Driving 18-Wheelers - Duration: 1:55.

[Chancellor Sharp] So tell us about platooning technology. What is that?

[Mike Lukuc] Platooning technology is an automated vehicle technology.

Our platooning technology uses forward-

looking sensors, sensors that detect the other vehicles and the

surroundings, the other objects. It allows the second truck follow the first vehicle.

Vehicles kind of following in a formation and driver can disengage and he can

relax, take as hands off the wheel, feet off the pedals.

[Chancellor Sharp] How many would you eventually have? And then what's possible?

Would you have two trucks like we were in or three trucks or four trucks, or?

[Lukuc] So we started to just to work on system issues,

but we're also simulating more and more vehicles. If the technology is able to do

unlimited amount of length, they're still there still issues with

potentially blocking exit ramps, for example, engines ramps on a freeway.

[Chancellor Sharp] Why are we doing this? What's the advantage to the trucking company? What's the advantage to

state of Texas? What's the advantage for businesses to do the shipments like that?

[Lukuc] The research shows that at 65 miles an hour, a single truck spends about 65%

of the fuel in the vehicle, of the the energy it's generating from

that fuel just to overcome the aerodynamic drag of that big vehicle

being pushed down the road.

[Chancellor Sharp] Well, what's the difference between the fuel economy of the first truck and the second truck?

[Lukuc] The lead truck actually still sees the the benefit of 4% fuel savings.

The second truck sees an 8%, so all in all it's a 12% savings.

[Chancellor Sharp] TTI is heading up the research for lots of different companies maybe the feds, too?

[Lukuc] So, our project is sponsored by the Texas

Department of Transportation. We have nine public and private sector partners that

we've been able to talk into joining us on this project.

[Chancellor Sharp] As usual, TTI does great transportation research, the best in the country.

For more infomation >> Platooning Technology and Self-Driving 18-Wheelers - Duration: 1:55.

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Self and Peer Assessment (Ariane Dumont) - Duration: 1:18.

Helping students develop skills in self-assessment may prevent students from being frustrated

with their grades.

In these instances, students learn about the criteria used for assessing their work, and

they learn to apply those criteria to their work before they turn it in, it is a real

benefit for both the instructor and the student.

Having students evaluate one another's work in hard copy is an easy way to practice peer

assessment.

After collecting tests or papers, redistribute them randomly with a rubric for evaluation.

Encourage the students to write helpful comments as well as an evaluation.

After students evaluate the papers they were given, ask them to exchange with a neighbour,

then to evaluate the paper given to the neighbour and, finally, to compare notes on evaluation.

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