Alan Baker 
Learn how your body language impacts your vulnerability to potential threats. Discover key insights from the Grayson and Stein study on non-verbal cues and victim selection and how to improve your daily counter-surveillance habits for enhanced personal safety.
In the realm of self-defense, our physical actions often gain the limelight. We admire the dexterity of martial artists or the prowess of boxers but often overlook the most fundamental form of defense: communication.
We arrived in Orange County a day before the camp, only to learn that a Category Four Hurricane, Hillary, was barreling straight towards us. Talk about an unexpected twist! Hilary was the first tropical storm to hit Southern California in 84 years.
In the world of executive protection, a singular lesson stands out prominently – think like your adversary.
Throughout the centuries, we’ve looked towards the natural world to draw metaphors that provide insight into our behaviors and social interactions. An age-old adage, “birds of a feather flock together,”
In the summer of 2009, I ventured into the fascinating world Of Personal protection. This was my maiden introduction to the Executive Protection Institute
In the realm of personal protection and self-defense, a term that often floats under the radar yet is of paramount importance is “Pre-Attack Indicators.”
