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Implementing even a fraction of this book's suggestions will substantially increase your overall safety." - Gila Hayes, Armed Citizens' Legal Defense NetworkWe could whine about how we live in dangerous times nowadays, but let's face it, all throughout history ordinary people have been at risk of violence in one way or another. Abdicating personal responsibility by outsourcing your safety to others might be the easy way out, but it does little...

Am I am experiencing self-deception or something profound?The unexplainable has happened. A prayer has been answered, a gift has been given, a communication has occurred... Is it the voice of God, or the voices in your head? Here's how to find out...In this work, you will discover the organization of the mystical experience. Based on the classic works of G.B Scaramelli, an 18th Century Jesuit Priest, Kris Wilder brings modern relevance to any ...

Dirty Ground was written to address an important gap that exists in martial arts training. The gap is the tricky space or dirty ground that lives between sport and combat techniques, that is when you need to control a person without severely injuring him (or her). Sport techniques won't be enough, combat techniques will land you in prison.

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Simply put, once you read this book and test what you have learned, your Karate will never be the same.The Way of Sanchin Kata takes students to new depths of practice, breaking down this Kata to reveal its foundation, in ways never before put to paper. Every chapter, concept, and application includes a 'test it' section so that students can verify their techniques. Sanchin Kata is the root of most Karate styles.

Men commit 80 % of all violent crimes and are twice as likely to become the victims of aggressive behavior. The Little Black Book of Violence is written for men ages 15 to 35, and contains more than mere self-defense techniques. This book provides crucial information about street survival that most martial arts instructors don't even know about. Kane and Wilder explain how to use awareness, avoidance, and de-escalation to help stave off violence.