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  1. I love the terms that LEOs are about “Apprehension” and Corrections Officers are about “Incarceration”. These two well informed perspectives…

  2. I just took a look and from what I can tell it is not for me. It seems to be…

  3. Looks like you answered my next question about the Akita knife project. I see more ringed handled knives on the…

  4. Smith and Wesson. About $45-50, so obviously Chinese made. Spring assisted opening, which is quite preferable to the Browning I…

  5. What was the ringed folder that you demonstrated with? I agree with you that a ringed knife deployed in the…

  6. Words that put a wag in my tail– I look for my offerings to have this quality. By the way,…

  7. very nice drill. I started paying with this tonight. I started doing alternating strikes, ie; right hand goes with high…

  8. I felt extremely privileged to have learned this directly from Crafty about 9yr ago when he came to SIU for…

  9. What I am seeing there is the first one is the whole combination, then a breakdown of the combination step…

  10. Wow, great to hear Dogzilla being so candid with his experiences. A valuable perspective/insight. That potato story was amazing.

  11. Gold stuff. Thanks for posting the video. Really like the ability you show to throw a moon shot, a cross…

  12. Indeed. With knee shots, the opponent’s stick must be accounted for lest one trade one’s own head for a knee…

  13. My pleasure– indeed I wish more people would participate as you do here. I would add that having well-founded confidence…

  14. There also seems to be a truism, that when you look at it, it is so simple is almost stupid-easy…

  15. Thoroughly agree. I can also share, however, that for me and my main jiu-jitsu buddy who learned a bit from…

  16. “Takes untraining.” Interesting observation! I would offer that a big element here is reading the opponent’s structure. How are his…

  17. Good question. The short answer is that our exp erience has been “No worries”– with the one exception of a…

  18. The low line attacks are clearly affected. In gathering, how is the recovery of fighters who eat them? I ask…

  19. Looks like the fuel Beowulf taught me for the drive-by. Commitment in combat is not always easy to get to.…

  20. Good questions. Since the release of this material circa 1993, things in DBMA have evolved. A) For example, we now…

  21. I appreciate showing the different uses of the roof. Both setting up a strike as well as closing. So far…

  22. PS: An online private lesson would enable me to work directly with you in finding your expression.

  23. I love what you are engaged with here!!! Perhaps some of the following will help: KT-1 was about integrating the…

  24. Thematically , I can appreciate how the mirror image lead sets us up for what is generally the advantage: move…

  25. I agree Guro, great movement training and Staff is also great for instilling natural movement patterns for empty hands.