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As a skilled practitioner of the well-known Krav Maga Self Defense system, Guruji Franklin Joseph has over 20 years of training experience and has taught hundreds of men, women, and children in regular workshops as well as one-on-one lessons. Behind the alias “Dr. Safety,” he uses his special psychological and tactical self-defense skills to empower and heal individuals. Additionally, he has written several articles for his four web pages that highlight different facets of self-defense tactics and offer practical guidance for integrating psychological and tactical self-defense solutions for both private and corporate women and men.

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Learning from the Extreme ~ Analyzing Kamikaze Tactics for Self-Defense Practitioners > Specialist Guruji Franklin Joseph

Analyzing Kamikaze Tactics for Self-Defense Practitioners Part-1

Re-edited and compiled by Specialist Guruji Franklin Joseph Learning from the Extreme During World War II, Japanese pilots used a horrific yet strategic military tactic known as Kamikaze suicide attacks. Self Defense / Mixed Martial Arts practitioners can learn a lot from history. By comprehending the psychological, tactical, and operational aspects of these attacks, individuals and Self-Defense / Mixed Martial Arts organizations can strengthen their defensive strategies, grow from their mistakes, and make better decisions under pressure. The term "Kamikaze" strikes up a terrifying picture of a Japanese pilot deliberately crashing an explosives-laden aircraft into an Allied ship in the final moments of World War II. Because these suicide attacks were driven by extreme desperation and particular social circumstances, they ...
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Learning from the Extreme ~ Analyzing Kamikaze Tactics for Self-Defense Practitioners > Specialist Guruji Franklin Joseph

Analyzing Kamikaze Tactics for Self-Defense Practitioners Part-2

Re-edited and compiled by Specialist Guruji Franklin Joseph Moral Implications and Ethical Considerations of Warfare and Self-Defense The ethical consequences of combat tactics, particularly those involving extreme methods like the Kamikaze suicide strikes used during WWII, offer light on complex moral dilemmas facing both individuals and governments. These approaches raise concerns about the justification for actions committed in the service of a supposed larger good. In the instance of the Kamikaze, individuals willingly gave their lives to cause damage on enemy forces, believing they were helping to save their homeland. Such activities need a close assessment of the moral standards regulating warfare and self-defense. Self Defense or Mixed Martial Arts practitioners frequently struggle with the concept of fairness, which aims ...
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Controlled Aggression, Intimidation & Humanity > Specialist Guruji Franklin Joseph, CEO Indian Institute of Strategic Threat-Intelligence Analysis and Combat Tactical Science

Article ~ Controlled Aggression, Intimidation & Humanity

Controlled Aggression This is a real incident that happened to me. Frankly, it's two men pissing contest that could have escalated to pure violence. But I noticed many things that I feel is useful to understand this behaviour which most of us do. Violence is never a good answer for any problem, but we all live with various levels of violence within our emotions, instincts and actions. So talking & exposing about this demon is important. I had just recovered from my stomach infection and had returned from the ICU. My body was still fragile prone to new infections. We were in the middle of Covid-19 pandemic, so I was counting my lucky stars, I have not yet got infected ...
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About Specialist Franklin Joseph

Franklin Joseph
FRANKLIN JOSEPH
Social Entrepreneur, C.E.O. & Specialist
Indian Institute of Strategic Threat-Intelligence Analysis & Combat Tactical Science
Guruji Franklin Joseph is one of the few people in the self-defense field who is completely knowledgeable in both fighting science and Krav Maga Self Defense techniques. He is an internationally recognized specialist in Israeli military Krav Maga self-defense, having mastered the art for over two decades. While studying and instructing Krav Maga Self Defense under the direction of renowned national and international Krav Maga instructors, Guruji Franklin Joseph honed his skills. In his never-ending pursuit of going above and beyond the technical requirements of Krav Maga Self Defense, he has devoted several hours to studying and evaluating different crime scenarios, victim case studies, participant feedback from his workshops, regular academy members, etc.
An Incomparable Specialist
What really sets Guruji Franklin Joseph apart is his unwavering dedication to expanding his knowledge of self-defense techniques and acquiring new psychological and tactical approaches. He is aware that true mastery necessitates an unquenchable curiosity and an openness to research, particularly in the case of enhancing the effectiveness of Krav Maga techniques. Because of his warrior attitude, he can provide priceless advice and knowledge to anyone wishing to improve their self-defense skills. Not only will you learn new talents from Guruji Franklin Joseph, but you'll embark on a self-determination adventure that will equip you with the mental, physical, and tactical courage to overcome any obstacle in real life.
  • Committed Mentor : A Tactical Training Method for Krav Maga Self Defense that is Authentic, Exciting, and Innovative for Men, Women, and Children.
  • Exciting Teacher : Focuses the psychological aspects of empowerment more.
  • Devoted Ambassador : Encouraging self-defense as a means of advancing wellness education, particularly for young people, women, and girls enrolled in educational programs.
A Memoir of Two Decades of Achievement
The wider community now knows Guruji Franklin Joseph for his many unique psychological skill sets and his unwavering dedication to passing along his superb Krav Maga Israeli Military Self Defense techniques to others. Guruji Franklin Joseph's dedication to his job is demonstrated by the breadth of his training and his eccentric style of instruction, which combines psychological and practical learning. Throughout the course of two decades, he has trained a wide range of individuals, emphasizing the universal applicability of Krav Maga Self Defense & extra Psychological Skills as an effective self-defense approach. Participants have included men and women from the corporate world, law enforcement officers, members of the armed forces, intelligence agents, security experts, and students in high school or college.
His most noteworthy victories include :
  • Internationally qualified Instructor (Israel).
  • Specialist in Israeli Military Krav Maga Self Defence.
  • Specialist in Safety Skills & Psychological Empowerment for Women & Female Youth.
  • Experience in the field of self defense spanning over two decades.
  • Social Entrepreneur, Founder & C.E.O. – Indian Institute of Strategic Threat-Intelligence Analysis and Combat Tactical Science, Dharwad.
  • Worked as Assistance Instructor for N.S.G (Black Cat) Anti-Terrorist Commandos in Manesar, Haryana.
  • Served as Senior Instructor for I.P.S., I.A.S. & I.R.S. Probationary Officers in SVPNPA, Hyderabad.
  • Recognized “Best Service” Award by London, United Kingdom’s Luxury Travel Magazine.
  • Franklin Joseph was suggested by the Overseas Security Advisory Council, a Women Safety Report from the U.S. Department of State in 2014, as a “Instructor who focuses on both Psychological & Tactical Training.”
  • For over two decades, organized and managed corporate workshops on safety and self-defense for both men and women throughout PAN India.
  • Guest Speaker Lecturer at a number of academic institutions, including Christ & Jain Universities, I.I.T., N.I.T., S.R.M., Dayananda Sagar, and S.I.E.S.
  • A memorial plaque given out by the ThinkBig 2016 Women Entrepreneurs Convention Exhibition and the Government of Karnataka.
  • Conducted workshops for government organizations such as Defence Research Development Organization (D.R.D.O.), Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Indian Railways, Commissioner of Police Bengaluru etc.
  • Among the corporate clientele are Google, Amazon, Yahoo, Infosys, Wipro, NASSCOM, Harman, APC, Accenture, Goldman Sacs, DELL, CISCO, Syngene, Procter & Gamble, L&T etc.
  • Discussions at interviews aired in All India Radio, 93.5 Fm etc.
  • Countless Write-ups in Newspapers like Hindustan Times, Times of India, Bangalore Mirror, DNA, Deccan Herald, Deccan Chronicals, The New Indian Express etc.
  • Main Articles in Periodicals such as Tehelka, LiveMint Bengaluru Pages etc.
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