Bump in the night: A Home Protection Tactical Decision Game
Last email you were encouraged to assess your own home for vulnerabilities and advantages from a home protection/defense standpoint. While we are not using your home, I hope you are able to apply the same concepts to today's scenario.
Scenario: It's 2:30 AM. You and your spouse are asleep in the master suite when you're awakened by a noise coming from the entry area. Your two children (ages 8 and 10) are asleep in Bedrooms 2 and 3. You suspect an intruder has entered your home through the front door.
Starting positions:
- You and your spouse: Master Suite
- Child 1 (age 8): Bedroom 2
- Child 2 (age 10): Bedroom 3
- Suspected intruder: Entry area
Questions:
- What is your immediate action plan?
- How would you secure your children? Consider the layout and potential intruder movements.
- Identify potential ambush or defensive positions in your home. Why did you choose these locations?...
Tactical Home Protection: From Awareness to Ambush Strategies
In our latest video excerpt from the Full Spectrum Warriors Protectors Summit, we dive into the world of home defense tactics for couples. This segment, taken from our Couples Home Defense training, offers invaluable insights for those new to home defense and Close Quarters Battle (CQB) techniques.
Key Points Covered:
- Identifying Danger Zones: Recognizing areas that are difficult to clear, such as hallways and stairwells, helps you understand potential threat movements and how to use these to your advantage.
- Ambush Strategies: We emphasize the importance of setting up effective ambush positions rather than actively seeking out intruders. This approach maximizes your home-field advantage and minimizes unnecessary risks.
- Family Protection: Practical advice on how to position family members safely during a home invasion scenario.
One key takeaway from the video is the concept of "opening doors." Contrary to the instinct to hide behind closed doors, we explain why opening all...