SELF-DEFENSE TRAINING

might engage criminals, but in fact it is a vehicle.

ELISHEWITZ UNDERSTANDS THAT a civilian man/woman is still the universal common denominator in the judicious use of deadly force to preserve the individual, close relatives and innocents. People will always be called on to face dangers, whether armed robbery in the home, a carjacking or an active shooter. The real pattern to this is being willing. Elishewitz’s motto that he lives and dies by is, “The more you sweat in training, the less you bleed in battle.”

In all areas of self-defense, Allen Elishewitz and Tactician Concepts are hard to beat, and that’s my two cents. ★

Editor’s note: Author Paul Pawela is a nationally recognized firearms and self-defense expert. For his realistic selfdefense training, see assaultcountertactics.com.