In real-world combat the one thing you can absolutely depend on is the rush of adrenaline into your system. From start to finish, it is primarily how you handle this innate biochemical response that will determine victory or defeat. In Real Fighting, Quinn reveals how you can learn to control the adrenaline response in the midst of the fear, confusion and intensity of a violent confrontation and channel it to shut down the bull'y verbal challenge and avoid the fight altogether or pound him into the pavement when all else fails. By Jack Murray Jack Murray has been conducting accident investigations over twenty years and has included everything you need to help improve your skills in this area. Also in this book are several forms that will help you in your investigations.
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If you do not do these types of investigations you need to expand your knowledge in this area, starting with this book. As a bouncer in a biker bar, having been attacked by fists, boots, pool cues and knives, Peyton Quinn has learned a thing or two about what goes down in a real fight. As a black belt he has also learned that martial arts training is usefull, but it is no substitute for experience. Here is his unique guide that can save your life in places where the brawling is quick, dirty, and very violent. The most comprehensive book on concealment of physical objects ever printed, revealing exactly how searchers find hidden contraband and then how to get around their techniques.