Defending yourself and your loved ones requires more than firearms training
Being your Own Defender doesn’t mean only learning to defend yourself against violence. It also means to be prepared in case of emergencies or disasters (get some survival skills). This past year we had an unprecedented occurrence and there was massive panic. People around the world rushed to buy water, food, toilet paper and other home necessities clearing out inventory at retail stores and driving prices through the roof. As a responsible protector for you and yours you should consider purchasing and storing ample amounts of water. Studies tell us that without water a human can only survive about 3 days, did you know that without this basic survival skill you would perish within 3 days? However, with an adequate amount of water, even without food, a human can extend that time by 300-700%. Here are some valuable water storage tips to help you stay prepared.
Store at least one gallon of water per person per day for several days, for drinking and sanitation. A normally active person needs about three quarters of a gallon of fluid daily, from water and other beverages. However, individual needs vary depending on age, health, physical condition, activity, diet and climate.
Take the following basic survival skills into account:
- Children, nursing mothers and sick people may need more water.
- A medical emergency might require additional water.
- If you live in a warm weather climate more water may be necessary. In very hot temperatures, water needs can double.
We are big proponents of self defense training, both empty hand and firearms training. However those skills along are not sufficient. Be the first line of defense for yourself and your loved ones by acquiring some basic survival skills. You don't have to be an expert to purchase and store water 🙂