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Hosted by Randy King · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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The Timeline of Self-Defense with Randy KingHosted by internationally recognized self-defense expert Randy King, this podcast breaks down how violence really works; before, during, and after an encounter.Each week, you’ll get headline-driven lessons, expert interviews, and proven real-world strategies you can use right now to stay safer.🎤 New episodes every week🎁 Get full, uncut interviews, bonus lessons, and early access at randykinglive.com
Randy King hosts The Timeline of Self Defense, a education show with 11 episodes published.
Most people think self-defence starts with throwing punches, but real survival starts in your head. In this episode of The Timeline of Self-Defence, we’re in the During phase with Faith Roswell, founder of Armour for Lif
What if staying safe didn’t mean living in fear, but building simple habits you already use every day? In this Before phase episode of The Timeline of Self-Defense, Randy sits down with Dawn Armstrong, founder of Think S
The aftermath of violence isn’t about “walking it off.” Dr. Bill Kennedy breaks down the real science of recovery — why trauma lives in the body, what resilience actually looks like, and how to set yourself up for healin
Self-defense isn’t just about throwing a punch — it’s about knowing where the fight is happening. Brandon Sieg breaks down the ranges of combat, why most people get hurt in the middle, and how to actually control distanc
Most families don’t have a plan until something goes wrong. Jason Brick shows how simple systems can turn a tragedy into a minor inconvenience. You’ll learn: How to set up simple self defence systems for your family. Why
The fight isn’t over when the punches stop. Tammy McCracken explains the short-term and long-term steps that protect your health, your case, and your recovery after violence. You’ll learn: What to do in the first 10 minu
When adrenaline floods your system, your brain doesn’t rise to the occasion — it falls to its training. SWAT veteran Kasey Keckeisen explains how to make better choices in those critical moments. You’ll learn: Why adrena
Prevention starts with reading the room. Instructor Bensei explains how cultural and behavioural intelligence helps you avoid danger before it starts. You’ll learn: How to recognize danger cues across different cultures.
Most people don’t notice danger until it’s too late. Pamela Armitage explains how to sharpen your awareness so you can spot trouble early and avoid becoming a target in the first place. You’ll learn: How to develop pract
Most people think they’ll have time to react in a fight. Rory Miller explains why real violence is closer, faster, and harder than you expect — and how to train for that reality. You’ll learn: Why speed and proximity mat
The fight ends in seconds — but the aftermath can last for years. Terry Trahan unpacks the realities most people never train for: the medical, legal, and emotional challenges of life after violence. You’ll learn: What th
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The Timeline of Self Defense is hosted by Randy King. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 11 episodes.
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