The Science of Combatives, Paperback

The possession of a lion's heart will forever be the key to being highly effective in combat. To possess a lion's heart is to possess an elite level of self confidence. It is accepted that as much as 80% of the ability to dominate in violent combat is the will to attack and injure your opponent. Confidence is best described as the knowledge, deep in your heart of hearts, that you possess these abilities. This book contains the science that will help you create your lion's heart. Many of the world's best martial arts and combative systems master physical technique, but ignore combative strategy, psychology, and physiology, etc. Understandings crucial to dominance in a violent conflict. Only a rare few, master bringing it all to an elite level of proficiency. The science contained in this book will help you achieve elite confidence in your ability to consistently, and effectively, inflict damage upon the ultimate threat, a violent asocial human. This book is the isolation of the most scientific and workable fight oriented information possible. It is the end result of literally hundreds of hours spent in libraries, detailed correlations, cross-references, and comparisons of data. Every piece has been further verified by interviews with medical specialists and subject experts of all types, including actual human dissections. In accordance with the stringent objectives of crucial but simple, every element essential to the successful execution of combat has been isolated, boiled down to its essence, and clearly identified. This book, a case study of practical scientific combat training and enhancement covers insights such as, The Principles and Fundamentals of Combat True Rules of Engagement Understanding the Ambush Fighter Understanding Anatomical Leverage The link between physiology and psychology Understanding the Processes of Reflex and Adrenaline The Development of Science Based Training and Guidelines Speed versus Accuracy Tradeoffs The Mechanics of Ballistic Movement The Physical injuries and effects listings for Impact Assaults against the 20 Primary Anatomical Targets Bleed Out charts for the 8 Primary Anatomical Targets For Stabbing or Laceration Type Assaults And more The possession of a lion's heart will forever be the key to being highly effective in combat. To possess a lion's heart is to possess an elite level of self confidence. This book contains what you need to develop your elite self confidence, your lion heart.

About the Author:

It is said that every student shall find their teacher; and that every teacher shall find their student. And that truth can be found in toil. In my case I found all three. Within the toil, I found the teacher. And within the teacher I found the student. Formal training began with Kyukushinkai karate. Informal introduction began long before that in sports where I made up my lack of finesse with a natural ability in the blunt skills. I merged this experience with skills I learned at local bars. While training in Oriental Martial Arts, a severe beating in a bar fight hospitalized me. I realized that there were weaknesses in today's martial arts. That there was more to fighting than just technique. Thirty eight years have passed since I began to research everything, particularly self defense and in particular military hand to hand combat. During those years I involved myself in street and bar fights, and an extensive amount of "sparring." I earned a black belt in Kyokushinkai karate (my instructor's instructor had received his degrees under Mas Oyama himself). I trained in self defence, jiu-jitsu, Krav Maga, western boxing; as well as firing and non-firing weapons. I invested hundreds of hours researching combative related data. Everything and anything I could find. Like a "CSI profiler" I wanted to "Walk a mile in their shoes," "Think the way they would have thought." Come to grips with their mind and motives to gain an understanding of how certain things were so uniquely dominant. I correlated and cross-referenced everything; history, personality, techniques, teaching methods, self critical of my own experiences in the streets, bars and formal fight training, isolating the common denominators. I studied human anatomy, physiology and psychology, living in "Grant's" and "Grey's," and audited actual human dissections to master the physiology of combat. I used physical and mathematical models to substantiate the realities behind factors such as "the element of surprise," lag time, speed and accuracy trade-offs, speed and power generation and pressure/force distribution. Anything to verify the truth. Until I could explain in detail through the perspectives of gross motor biomechanics, physics, anatomy, physiology, psychology, the basic functions of the brain and central nervous system. I have created nothing. Enhanced, nothing. Who am I to better the greats? It is for this reason and with this great respect that I share this information.