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- How To Defend Against A Gun!
by Glenn Zwiers. The most life threatening threat of all is a firearm threat. A lot of people teach you that you have no chance of surviving against a firearm, which is totally incorrect information. If you are about to die you will do whatever it takes to try and defend yourself, even if you die trying. Obviously, there is no defense if someone walks up behind and shoots you in the back of the head, just as ther... products, articles, news
- Threat Assessment!
by Glenn Zwiers. Close Quarter Combat training is not about an even playing field, It is about making sure that the situation you're involved in is a completely uneven playing field and the scales are tipped in your favour. Consequently, you must always make a thorough threat assessment of the person you are about to engage in conflict with.
Our objective is survival. It is to teach you how to walk away and su... products, articles, news
- The History of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)
by James Dunn. Mixed Martial Arts is all about using any move or technique learned in basically any martial art to defeat an opponent, therefore it can be difficult to place its exact creation or inception in history. Of course, the earliest contact sport or martial art with very few rules (or a no holds barred concept) was called pankration and was started in Greece around the year 648 B.C., taking its place ... products, articles, news
- The History of Kung Fu
by James Dunn. As with many forms of martial arts, the origins can be attributed for an early need for self-defense, military needs as well as hunting. Of course, martial arts became an integrated part of the Chinese culture over time and as such, the term "Kung Fu" became a universal name for Chinese martial arts all together. As a result, the origins of Kung Fu can be considered the origins of Chinese marti... products, articles, news
- Learn How to Put Boxing Gloves
by Shiji Shijina. Your hands might get damaged or broken if you don't properly take care of it for boxing. This process initiates by wrapping your hands with lengthy strips of cloth called 'hand wraps'; this is followed by digging the hands into the boxing gloves. Here are few steps mentioned below which one should follow before putting on the boxing gloves.
First of all fasten the hand wrap hook in the region of... products, articles, news
- Rifle Scope Buying Tips that Will Help You Make a Wise Decision
by Arnie Jacobsen. We all have our preferences and foibles when it comes to making purchasing decisions, and making the choice of which new rifle scope to get is no different. Have you ever noticed that often it is the little things that snag us. Fortunately, when looking for a new scope we are going to be blinded by the color or whether it has a great set of wheels. After all, all scopes look pretty much alike.... products, articles, news
- Hillary Wants A "Do Over"
by Dan Doherty. Poor Hillary Clinton is lamenting her vote authorizing the Commander In Chief (CIC) President Bush to go to war against Iraq. Ever the victim this senator and former butt of Bill Clintons philandering is now claiming she was fooled by G.W. Bush. Hillary a committed feminist (or is that a feminist that should be committed) should know better than to trust a man, not to mention The Man! That's twic... products, articles, news
- Karate - Benefits and Bonuses
by Mike Webb. Karate has many benefits, but also has hidden bonuses.
For a child the benefits are numerous. Many pre-school age children are able to participate in karate where they couldn't in any other sport because of their age and ability. In karate pre-schoolers are able to enjoy the things that they like to do such as kicking, jumping, being able to punch on a bag. They get to learn balance, coordinatio... products, articles, news
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