Fight Analysis: Nunes vs Rousey (What Nunes Got Right)

This nit-picky pulling apart of the fight is coin of the realm this week as such post hoc ergo propter hoc armchair quarterbacking is easy pickings. We’re all experts once the deed is done, or as a Viking might say: “Many are wise after the event.” Read More

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Derek Smith’s 10 Life Saving Lessons

My time as a Federal Agent in the government and military as well as serving in the Navy, Air Force and the Army taught me many things about the correct way to deal with an attacker. Every lesson I have learned, and subsequently taught to other agents as an instructor, has been extremely valuable. Some Read More

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Self-Defense From A Seated Position

Fight Back Today’s post comes to you from one of FightFast’s most popular videos, Defense in Confined Spaces. We’ve been getting a lot of questions about self-defense from a wheelchair, so we found tips from an instructor who has a lot of great seated position moves to share. Vladimir Vasiliev’s insight really pertains to anyone Read More

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Happy Veteran’s Day From A Fellow Veteran

Hello Everyone! As the newest member of the FightFast team, I have the unique privilege of sharing with you a very special THANK YOU to our great nation’s military veterans. From the moment that this country was born (and before) we have had brave men and women fight for our freedom at home and overseas. Read More

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Open Quarters VS Closed Quarters

A Nautical Perspective Today, a wee bit of history from the days of Fighting Sail and then we wade into how we might learn a thing or two from these 18th & 19th century sailors. Picture, if you will, a wooden sea vessel. Make it a swift sailing sloop or a heavily armed man-of-war or Read More

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Bad News: Most Criminals Get Away With It

Does Crime Pay? Polite society likes to ignore some simple facts associated with crime. Take this one for example; We are raised hearing the mantra that “crime doesn’t pay.” Wrong. Crime does pay. It pays pretty well too. Some might say it’s one of the best-kept secrets in personal finance, except it’s not a secret. Read More

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