Voltaire said it best when he claimed, “Common sense is not so common.” That quote is quite evident when it comes to certain self-defense myths.

Just because something may sound like a good idea doesn’t mean it is.

Here are five common self-defense myths, why they are not recommended, and what you should do instead. 

1. Self-Defense is Only About Fighting

Self-defense is any countermeasure that prevents you from harm. Acquiring physical skills to defend yourself is important, but self-defense should also include mental skills.

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