Skills and training

Hi my name is ghost hawk I live in a city were crime is getting worse if
Just got bad a couple years ago I always wanted to be a real life super hero
I'm 19 I have a background in taekwondo, now I'm training Muay Thai
I found a place to train parkour a gym some were how long should I train for
I was thing around 4-7 years What types of training do I need other then
Martial arts and parkour I want to help the homeless and arrest criminals
I'm going to be protrollig at night from maybe from 11 to 3 My city has A pop
Of 100 thousand my friend told my me there no code set but there must be some
Skills you need I guess it all depends on what your doing well that all for now
God bless and marry christmas

Welcome aboard. If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask.

You train every day, in a mental and physical sense. Do research online, ask people, on here or people you know about conditioning, workouts, and stuff. Develop a routine that works for you and above all, be careful...and don't get yourself hurt or killed.

DarkShadow out

Just read a bit around here and figure out the methods working for you. Just don't belive anything posted by 204 and his aliases. If you dig a bit, you'll find a lot of experience. Silver Sentinel and Crossfire have made a lot of intresting posts.

204's aliases (so far) have been J. Doe, Hero Boy, Hero Man, and Goose, in case you're wondering which posts not to listen to.

If you're planning on charity work, the only actual preparation you need is to make sure you have enough to go around. Master Legend is one of many RLSH who do charity work; he has a pretty good system, and is pretty well-known in his area.

Any work out on the streets requires a good working knowledge of at least...

-Basic 1st Aide,
-Leadership skills,
-Conflict resolution skills, and
-Deductive and inductive reasoning skills.

You also have to be careful, especially if you walk into a crime-scene for some reason, to not screw with any part of it, especially if the cops haven't gotten to it yet. It seems like one of those "No duh" guidelines, but it can't be stressed enough. Even with the best intentions, you go bumbling through an area where a guy has just been stabbed to death, you're liable to destroy evidence that could lead to his killer. First aide, of course, takes slight precedence, as you're keeping the victim alive, but avoid screwing up the evidence as much as possible.

It's always good to have some contacts in the area, who can provide information as to what kind of need there is, but it's not an absolute necessity. If you go into an area without any contacts, and you play your cards right, you might just meet some new people, and get some fresh information.

Thanks for the advice