Built in the Gym, Broken on the Street: Why Physical Fitness Is Not the Same as Fighting Readiness
Being strong, fast, or physically fit can create a dangerous illusion of preparedness when it comes to genuine self-defense situations. The biomechanics of a real attack, combined with the neurological chaos of an adrenaline surge, expose critical gaps that no barbell or treadmill can close. Understanding these gaps is the first step toward training that actually protects you.