#dropping knowledge

First why do you carry full size vs a sub compact?

Why 3 knives?

Which carry method do you prefer? On/off body, appendix/3 o'clock/6 o'clock

What is a WiO?

Thanks for the ask, these are all valid questions. So I have various reasons why. I'm not going to list them all but ill give you a few.

1) First off I don't always carry a full size pew. It really depends on what I'm wearing or what I'm doing that day. You really should carry around your situation. With that said, I do try to carry something worthwhile. My rule of thumb is that it's gotta be "big enough to fight with but small enough to conceal". Contrary to belief I'm not a small person so I can easily conceal a glock 17 or alike especially in the winter. So I tend to carry a full size pew. The pros out weigh the cons for me. Round capacity, accuracy, weapons manipulation all of these are easier. While concealment and weight are cons. So it's really up to you as an individual.

2) I'm just a knife girl so I like having them lol but on a serious note, I always carry two fixed blades and one folder. 2 is 1 and 1 is none method here. If I have to use a blade I don't want to drop it and potentially arm an individual. If that happens I lose the advantage. So having another blade to pull does even it back out. You never want to engage in a fair fight. Always try to keep the advantage. Furthermore weapon retention is very difficult with knives. So just assume your going to drop it. The folder is my utility knife. It's for boxes, mail or whatever.

3) Always on body carry. You never want to put distance between you and your weapon. If it's in a bag or fanny pack there's a possibility of it getting ripped off or stolen. So never do that. As for position, I mainly carry appendix but I do carry 3 o'clock or 5ish o'clock if I'm wearing a blazer or something. I feel like you have to versatile in that aspect.

The second mistake that I commonly see is Majoring in the Minors.  What the hell do you mean by that Jarrett?

I mean that I’ve seen other gym members placing priority to ASSISTANCE exercises over the MAIN COMPOUND JOINT MOVEMENTS. 

What I mean is that putting greater emphasis in multi-joint movements such as the bench press, deadlift, squat, lunge, clean, pull-up, dip, and overhead press you’ll acheive faster results. Focusing on movements such as the tricep pressdown, bicep curl, leg extension, and lateral raise can provide some benefit, but using more muscles per movement will elicit a better response in terms of muscular hypertrophy and strength.

Focus on the main movements and stop putting so much emphasis in your assistance work.

The dryness and high pressure inside a modern jetliner causes your sweet and salty tastebuds to be less effective and thus food tastes bland or weird when eaten in those circumstances.