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TACTICAL DEFENSIVE TRAINING FOR REAL-LIFE
ENCOUNTERS: PRACTICAL SELF-PRESERVATION FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT
Ralph Mroz
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Highlights how the hardware components of
self-defense (gun, knife & empty-hand skills) are inexorably
linked to the critical software (will, skill & awareness)
required for self-preservation. Photos, illus; 6x9 inches, 192
pgs.
What threatens you? In this follow-up to Defensive Shooting
for Real-Life Encounters, noted self-defense expert Ralph
Mroz puts the answer to that question in context, highlighting
how the hardware components of self-defense (gun, knife and
empty-hand skills) are inexorably linked to the critical
software (will, skill and awareness) required for
self-preservation. In his straightforward, down-to-earth style,
Mroz revisits awareness training, including a fresh look at Jeff
Cooper’s color codes and Col. John Boyd’s OODA Loop, and then
delves into the nuts and bolts of edged weapons and firearms –
emphasizing weapon accessibility, street-realistic techniques
that are easy to execute under stress and practical equipment
while downplaying convoluted academic theory and fancy moves.
A collection of his articles and columns that have appeared in
Combat Handguns, Guns and Weapons for Law Enforcement,
Tactical Knives and other magazines, this book was compiled
with a law-enforcement audience in mind, but the principles,
tactics and training methods presented apply to anyone who is
serious about practical, realistic self-defense training.
$14.95 |
