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Tribute to Warriors (a Haiku Collection)
A collection of essays and Haiku, includes brief information about the author.
Nothing Ever Happens in Glenview: and Other Poems from a Street Cop
A collection of poetry and Haiku, includes brief information about the author.
FACTS AND FALLACIES ABOUT MARTIAL ARTS & SELF DEFENSE VOL. 1
If you are into the martial arts, self-defense and combative fields this is a book that explores the many myths, misconceptions, facts and fallacies surrounding the martial arts, self-defense and combatives. This is actually a two volume set but each one can stand alone. Volume two covers Facts and Fallacies about law enforcement and defensive tactics. This is just a small sample of the many questions you will find answers to in this manual: - What martial art has the best punching techniques - What martial art has the best throwing techniques - What martial art has the best grappling techniques - Can a black belt defeat any street fighter - Are Asian instructors always the best teachers - Are there any American martial arts masters - Are all black belts experts in self-defense - Do all martial arts really teach practical street wise self-defense This is a book for anyone interested in learning the truth and facts about the martial arts and self-defense.
Pro-Systems: The Basic Use of 5 Weapons
Besides the body's natural weapons, we also emphasize how to use five basic weapons that can relate to numerous other common items for self-defense purposes. They include the following: The Short Stick, the Straight Stick (Straight Baton), the Side Handle (PR-24 Baton), the Knife and the Gun are the primary weapons in the Pro-Systems Combatives program.
TACTICAL PRINCIPLES OF THE MOST EFFECTIVE COMBATIVE SYSTEMS
Here is a book that every student and teacher of the combat arts will want to have in their personal library. There has never been a book about the combat arts as unique as this one. If you would love to know the basic tactical principles of some of the world's most effective fighting and combat systems this book is for you. There are more than 30 different arts and their tactical principles in this book. This is a manual you will refer to often as an excellent reference source on tactical principles.
Pro-Systems: Combatives Volume One
This is the first volume of the Pro-Systems Combatives (PSC) system. This manual has all the basic techniques, principles and essential warm up drills required to learn the entire basic Pro-Systems Combatives (PSC) selfdefense/ offense system. This volume also covers responses to punching attacks, kicking attacks, wrist/arm grab attack counters, body grab counters and drills. Volume two covers the Pro-Systems Combatives (PSC) self-defense responses to chokes, head locks, knife, gun, multiple subjects and ground attack counters.
Hanbo Jutsu: Use of hanbo, cane and walking stick for self defense
Here is a manual for anyone interested in the basic use of the Hanbo, cane and walking stick for self-defense. This Pro-Bushi Basic Manual covers the essential techniques and tactics needed to defend yourself against most common types of attacks. The Hanbo, cane and walking stick are one of the few legal weapons that can be carried on planes or in court rooms.
Pro-Systems Combat Machete Volume One
This is the first volume in a series of manuals on the Pro-Systems combat machete system.
Pro-Systems: Baton Reverse Grip System
This baton manual takes a different approach on how to employ the standard straight police baton. Whether you carry the expandable type of baton or the standard rigid model, this text will provide a different perspective on how to use the baton for control and self defense. The Baton Reverse Grip System (BRGS)was not created to take the place of any other baton system. It was designated to increase an officer's options when employing the law rnforcement straight baton in arrest and control situations.
