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ОглавлениеCONTENTS
FOREWORD: BY STEVEN BARNES
1.1: the tactical matrix—an example
1.2: the strategic matrix: what martial arts tries to be
2.1: assumptions and epistemology
2.3: common sources of knowledge about violence
2.4: strategy training
2.5: goals in training
2.6: thinking in the moment
CHAPTER 3: VIOLENCE
3.1: types of violence
Patterns of Violence
3.2: the four basic truths of violent assault
3.3: the chemical cocktail
Different Cocktails
Levels of Hormonal Stimulation
3.4: adapting to the chemical cocktail
Training and Experience
3.5: the context of violence
3.6: violence happens in places
3.7: violence happens in time
The Threat of Violence: You Have Time
Types of Hostage Takers
Acts of Violence: You Have No Time
3.8: violence happens between people
CHAPTER 4: PREDATORS
4.1: threats ain’t normal folks
4.2: the types of criminal
4.3: rationalizations
4.4: what makes a violent predator?
CHAPTER 5: TRAINING
5.1: the flaw in the drill
5.2: kata as a training exercise
5.3: responses to the four basic truths
5.4: operant conditioning
5.5: the whole enchilada
CHAPTER 6: MAKING PHYSICAL DEFENSE WORK
6.1: stages of defense: movement-opportunity-intent-relationship-terrain
6.2: the “go” button
6.3: the golden rule of combat
6.4: effects and actions
6.5: the big three
CHAPTER 7: AFTER
7.1: after
7.2: acute events
7.3: for supervisors
7.4: cumulative events
7.5: dealing with the survivor/student
7.6: changes
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
