Coming Soon Krav Maga Orange County Hosts Jon Pascal in Personal Defense Against Car Jacking Semina

PRLog (Press Release) - Apr. 24, 2012 - On June 2nd, Krav Maga Orange County will host Jon Pascal as he instructs our students in personal protection and defense against car jacking from 2p to 5p.

KMOC and Pascal’s seminar will focus on defense against attackers intent on harming drivers whose vehicles have stopped, providing students with practical and effective defensive tactics. Emphasis will be on what to do increase situational awareness to avoid becoming a victim, but when an attack becomes unavoidably, it will prepare students for defending themselves and their family once a carjacker has initiated an assault.

According to the Los Angeles Police Department, “Most local and state criminal codes don't define ‘carjacking.’ It's reported as either auto theft or armed robbery. This means that no solid statistics exist on time, place, and victims.” The LAPD also states carjackings are crimes of opportunity occurring regardless of who the driver is, they occur typically at night, and most often involve a gun or other weapon. Carjackings are crimes of opportunity and occur where the opportunity is right, at stop lights, stop signs, or in parking garages. When the opportunity is not right, carjackers also may employ a “bump and rob,” capitalizing on a conscientious drivers inclination to stop after an accident. The seminar will focus on avoiding becoming a victim through prevention and self protection.

KMOC and Darren Levine recently held another successful seminar on defense against home invaders, providing students with practical and effective defensive tactics. Emphasis was on what to do once a home invasion has occurred and will prepare students for defending themselves and their family once intruders are in the home. The seminar also included Levine’s special insights on home invasions as the former District Attorney for the County of Los Angeles starting in 1990.
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Krav Maga Orange County has been providing quality training in Southern California since 1992 and has taught thousands of individuals throughout Orange County.  The KMOC instructor staff has over 130 years of combined teaching experience in Krav Maga and our program is the only one with six Black Belt Level Instructors in the County.  Our mission is to provide the highest level of training to our students by teaching the most current techniques for real life situations and field scenarios.

To learn more, please visit the Krav Maga Orange County website at http://www.kravmagaoc.com or contact Yuri Boiarsky at Yuri@KravMagaOC.com or 949-333-0736.