As a lifelong student of what he calls "survival arts", it was Jeff Anderson’s military training that led him to seek out strategies that would protect not only himself on the battlefield... but also provide for his family's own self-reliance in any sort of disaster, crisis or collapse.
After 10 years of military training in elite infantry units around the world, Jeff began working as a security consultant and executive protection specialist for private clients and the entertainment industry. Specializing in military style hand-to-hand and weapons combat, Jeff offered classes and seminars based on practicality and battlefield effectiveness.
In Jeff’s survival training, it was his service overseas and in combat missions, that he was able to get a first-hand glimpse of what a city gripped in collapse and without rule of law is like for its citizens. He uses his unique experience to inject a more realistic view of what to expect in survival scenarios and provide practical solutions — even in extreme environments — for true survivalists.
Ultimately his training and experience led him to create the digital media channel for Modern Combat and Survival magazine which is fueled by more than 100 of the world’s top instructors in law enforcement, military and civilian survival schools.
Becoming a master of self-defense isn’t just about knowing what to do in a dangerous situation — sometimes it’s about knowing what NOT to do to keep a bad situation from becoming worse…
Self-defense has been a hot topic lately, so here’s some sage advice from my buddy Jeff Anderson over at Modern Combat & Survival on how to de-escalate a potentially violent situation.
Today, Jeff Anderson raises a good point about the effectiveness of a gun in a close-quarters attack — especially if you haven’t trained for it. Luckily, he also has a solution — be sure to check it out.
When Jason stopped by the Rachael Ray show, he briefly touched on how to stay safe in large crowds — like concerts or outdoor festivals. Riots, however, are another matter. Today, Jeff Anderson gives his top four tips for getting to safety if you suddenly find yourself in the midst of a violent mob.
The recent shooting in Las Vegas has reignited the gun control debate. As a gun guy, I’ve got some pretty strong feelings on this issue — and I bet you do too. Another outspoken advocate of the Second Amendment is Jeff Anderson. Check out his piece below on how you can protect yourself (and your guns) from government overreach.
I know a lot of people are feeling helpless right about now, but one thing you can ALWAYS do is exercise good situational awareness — and keep in mind Jeff Anderson’s four recommendations here.
It’s important that you establish a communication plan with your family BEFORE a disaster so when the time comes, everyone knows exactly what to do to stay in contact. This piece from Modern Combat & Survival runs down seven communication strategies most people don’t know.
Last year, combat Marine, police officer and security expert Danny Lane wrote a piece on “stand your ground” or “no duty to retreat” laws. As Danny notes, these laws and doctrines are not without controversy — something I think Jeff Anderson of Modern Combat & Survival would agree with. In this article, Jeff debunks three myths about these laws that — if you fall for them — could ruin everything you risked your life to save.
Jeff Anderson of Modern Combat & Survival runs down four skills the true concept of a ninja can teach us and how to integrate those tactics into your prepper lifestyle. Take a look.
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