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  • Read About The Adventures Of Richard Sharpe And Get An Education In History And Close Combat
    By: Matthew McKernan | - "O'er the hills and o'er the main. Through Flanders, Portugal and Spain. King George commands and we obey. Over the hills and far away."

    For those of you who know the inner circle you already know we're all about learning, training, and preparing for situations where self defense will be required. That isn't to say we don't like to have a good time, and when were not training we spend plenty of time with our friends and families.

    Everyone enjoys different things, ...

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  • The Importance Of The Right Kind Of Mixed Martial Arts Supplies
    By: Emile J | - MMA which stands for Mixed Martial arts has become the latest rage in all parts of the world. An increasing number of people are in the process of joining MMA training gyms in order to train at this martial art form in the most authentic manner. The most surprising part is that it is not just MMA enthusiasts but also normal people who are indulging in these training sessions as they prove to be a perfect weight loss program.

    In order to be able to train like MMA professionals, ownin ...

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  • Your Best Bets For Concealed Weapons Training
    By: Phoenix Delray | - Experts in concealed weapons training share the mission of instructing interested parties all over the country in the safe and effective uses and ways to carry firearms. By making sure that the United States has more people who are trained and qualified with firearms, many believe that we can prevent disasters like Columbine and Virginia Tech in the future, and there are a growing number of supporters for this every day.

    The competence of the people who are qualified to teach at ...

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  • Your Best Bets For Concealed Weapons Training
    By: Phoenix Delray | - Experts in concealed weapons training share the mission of instructing interested parties all over the country in the safe and effective uses and ways to carry firearms. By making sure that the United States has more people who are trained and qualified with firearms, many believe that we can prevent disasters like Columbine and Virginia Tech in the future, and there are a growing number of supporters for this every day.

    The competence of the people who are qualified to teach at ...

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  • The Best Form Of Self Defense
    By: Kilian | - When you're out at night with your wife and teenage daughter, driving home after dinner without a care in the world, you would never imagine that the next few minutes could change your life forever. Of course, on most nights, you would reach home safely. But, what if, one night, there was a gang of people waiting to rob you on a lonely stretch of the road? Or, what if you became a victim of road rage and were suddenly staring into the bloodthirsty eyes of thugs with your wife and young daughter ...
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  • Forklift Training Helps Companies Avoid Losing Money
    By: Toan Dinh | - Recent on-the-job safety information for Canada as reported by organizations such as the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) contains good news but it also contains some not-so-good news. The good news is that Canadian workplace accidents are on the decrease and have been for the past decade. The not-so-good news is that workplace accidents still annually affect close to a quarter million persons a year. And each injury or death means out-of-pocket money and time for employers.

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  • Build Great Abs And Blast The Flabs
    By: Michael Arnone | - Teens and twenty-somethings eat an endless supply of pizza and tacos and never have to think about the fatty consequences. Unfortunately, this carefree metabolic lifestyle does not last forever, whether it's because of hormonal changes, bad genes, or just getting older, you may be noticing a belly lump creeping over your belt - especially into your 30s and 40s.

    The bad news, gaining fat in your abdomen is very, very unhealthy when compared with other locations in your body. Extra ...

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  • The Importance Of Combat Training
    By: Melville Jackson | - Most people who want to become self sufficient in self defense believe that theyre well off if they have had a course in Karate or Tae Kwondo. Valuable though these are, they are not nearly enough in a life-death situation. In a street situation, a fighters mettle is truly tested, when he or she is pitted against the worst, the toughest and the most heinous.

    When a person finds themselves in a perilous situation where self defense could mean the difference between li ...

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  • Is Our World Safe?
    By: EmmySue Pryor | - Allen Andrade is the prime murder suspect for the murder of eighteen year old transgender woman named Angie Zapata. After meeting on an online dating site, the two became somewhat close. Whether or not the murder was preplanned is still up for debate, but he apparently beat her to death with his fists and with a fire extinguisher. As the days and months go by, I feel like I cant check my email without getting a notification about some violent crime that happened within the last few hours. ...
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  • You Will Pay A Price For Not Learning Self Defense
    By: Mike McCoy | - It is common for people to weigh the pros and cons of an activity before committing to engaging in it. In other words, most logical people perform some form of a cost-benefit analysis before deciding to invest time and money into a new activity. This rule generally applies when people consider whether or not to learn the art of self defense.

    However, although many people have a pretty good understanding of what the benefits may be, they do not fully realize the costs of not le ...

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  • Ancillary Benefits To Training In The Martial Arts
    By: Mike McCoy | - When you think of training in the martial arts, it is likely that you have a preconception about not only what you will learn, but also about the type of people who engage in this type of training. And while some of your preconceived notions may be based at least in part in reality, there is a lot more to gain from training in the martial arts than one would first expect. Of course, the most fundamental reason to study martial arts or close combat training is to become practiced in the art of ...
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  • Martial Arts Is For Everyone
    By: Mike McCoy | - Have you ever given any consideration to training in the martial arts? Chances are that the thought has at least crossed your mind, but you dismissed it because you believe that martial arts training is only for those who intend to fight competitively. It is unfortunate that so many people feel this way because martial art's training is really an activity that anybody can engage in. It is not just something for Hollywood actors and professional fighters. Men and women, young and old can all ...
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  • You Can Learn The Art Of Self Defense In No Time
    By: Mike McCoy | - When you think of martial arts you most likely conjure up images of Bruce Lee, or other Hollywood actors, performing advanced and highly difficult maneuvers. While this is most certainly an aspect of martial arts that is difficult to overlook, there is quite a bit more to martial arts than this. Put even better, there is quite a bit less to martial arts than this. In other words, the showy and technical maneuvers are fun to learn (and even more fun to watch), but it is possible to learn pract ...
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  • Supporting Employees With Traumatic Brain Injury - Tips For Employers
    By: Michael Reardon | - Traumatic Brain Injury. It's one of the signature wounds of the conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, and by many accounts, a great deal of returning service members will be coping with the effects of TBI as they transition to civilian life. For employers, that brings up some important questions - among them, what should they expect from employees with TBI, and how can they support them in the workplace?

    It's true that veterans - and anyone experiencing the effects of TBI - may fac ...

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  • Front Sight - Jack Of All Trades; Master Of"€¦ All
    By: EmmySue Pryor | - In West Virginia earlier today, a slightly injured victim recounted his story to police. Four people (three men and one woman) entered his house, armed with weapons. Luckily, the victim was not hurt more during the armed robbery but it definitely makes you think about what might happen. You could be hanging out at home, minding your own business, and the next thing you know, people you don't know could be in your house. Would it be a good idea to know how to protect yourself, should those p ...
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  • Street Fighting Could Be An Important Skill To Acquire
    By: Mike McCoy | - There are not too many people out there who willingly look for an opportunity to get into a fight. Nevertheless, you never know when having street fighting skills could pay off. This is particularly true in today's day and age where you cannot even turn on the news without seeing a story or two about a mugging, assault, or robbery. So while you may not be the type of person who enjoys aggression, or would ever consider looking for a fight, learning a little about martial arts could be a wonde ...
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  • Overcoming Fear Is Critical To Self Defense
    By: Mike McCoy | - Imagine that you are walking through a dark alley late at night and you are approached by an angry man. He demands your money and your ring and says he will hurt you unless you consent to his demands. If you are like most Americans, it is likely that the primary emotion which this summons is fear. And as you probably know, it is difficult to operate when in a state of fear. The likely outcome to this scenario is not pleasant -- you could give up your possessions and hope that the man leaves ...
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  • Is Flipping Houses Illegal
    By: Mike Jake | - Im nearly sick to death of hearing it, but matter where you go when you bring up the fact youre a real estate investor who flips properties, someone says thats illegal!
    1st part of the problem I think is we investors have our own lingo we use that means something to us, yet may imply something entirely different to an outsider.
    The outsider immediately thinks about negative press about illegal property flipping scams. Yes, there are ill ...

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  • Unarmed Self Defense- Fact Or Fantasy?
    By: Mike McCoy | - Many people have the deep misunderstanding about martial arts that it is only used by violent individuals. However, martial arts are not intended to be practiced in street fighting and the likes thereof. Rather, martial arts are categorized as such because they are in fact an art. And like other arts, martial arts can and should be used skillfully and appropriately. When looked at in this light, it should be apparent that martial arts can be learned by anybody who has an interest not in viol ...
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  • Learning Self Defense Starts In Your Head
    By: Mike McCoy | - It seems that you can't turn on the news these days without seeing at least one story about an innocent victim who was robbed, bullied, or beaten by one or more aggressor. To think that you are immune to this type of treatment is naive if not foolish. The fact is that nobody is immune to the ill behavior of others. Quite to the contrary, we never know when we will be susceptible to the attacks of violent individuals. It is in these instances that understanding the basics of self defense is a ...
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  • Murderer Walking The Streets
    By: EmmySue Pryor | - A forty four year old man named Kenneth West is on trial, facing twenty five years to life for two murders that were committed years ago. In the early 1980s, when he was nineteen, he allegedly raped a fifty three year old grandmother and then strangled her to death with her dog's leash. She was found, beaten and bruised, in her apartment that was right above the shop where West worked at the time, but no clues from the scene were linked to him. So he stayed free. Three years later, a twenty ...
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  • Instense Fat Loss Through Intense Workouts
    By: Steve Hochman | - I know we never quite understand the value of hormones until they are out of balance. There are some hormones that exist silently in our bodies and do not make a big exit causing us to be aware of their absence or imbalance. Perhaps one of the most useful hormones that we do not always notice missing when it is gone is the human growth hormone known as HGH.

    When we are children, HGH levels are strongest. HGH causes us to grow taller and develop into our adult bodies. After we rea ...

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  • Learn It All With Front Sight
    By: EmmySue Pryor | - Self defense training is important. Attacks can be made by random people on the street, by acquaintances or by close friends or relatives. A quick scan of the popular news stories and you will find a number of violent crimes listed, whether they are random attacks or premeditated. Anyone can be an attacker and ANYONE can be a victim. Reduce your chances of being a victim with self defense training and firearms training.

    The best place to get excellent gun training is a place just ...

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  • What's Better Than The Best?
    By: EmmySue Pryor | - The National Association of Chiefs of Police sent out a survey to twenty one thousand sheriffs and police chiefs across the country. This question was asked: "Do you believe any law-abiding citizen should be able to purchase a firearm for sport or self-defense?" In response to that question, ninety-three percent of officers responded positively, agreeing with the Second Amendment that the people should have the right to own and bear arms. Not only do our founding fathers support gun ownership (t ...
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  • Charlie Nelson And His Little Red Book Of Self Defense
    By: Matthew McKernan | - Today it seems like there's a martial arts school on every block and many of them are of dubious quality. Most of the students are children, and they're taught some form of combat sport. Some schools offer self defense training or promise a good workout, but few teach real combat martial arts. There was a time though when people did learn the practical skills they needed to survive a real street fight. Among the few instructors who truly understood combat martial arts and self defense was Charli ...
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  • Can Martial Arts And Self Defense Training Prepare Our Children For A School Shooting?
    By: Matthew McKernan | - The subject hits home to everyone. At one point our biggest safety issue in school was bullying. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case. Over the past few years, school shootings have been increasing in frequency and in violence. Imagine, there you are, going through your every day routine, thinking about your next class, upcoming test or joking with your friends and then all of the sudden you are in the middle of a war zone, your world is turned upside down as you try to put your mind aroun ...
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  • Front Sight A Fighter For Second Amendment Rights
    By: Jayden Adams | - Front Sight Firearms Training Institute is the nation's largest gun training school. Front Sight trains more students annually than all other major shooting schools in the nation combined. With a pedigree like that, it is obvious why Front Sight should be such a strong advocate for Second Amendment rights. A firearms training school would not get far if firearms were prohibited by the government. Considering that the U.S. Supreme Court has taken for consideration a case which many are callin ...
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  • Ignatius Piazza Looks To Legislators Approaching Cusp Of Opportunity
    By: Jayden Adams | - Ignatius Piazza has recently turned his attentions to legislators, both at the federal and state level, to see what they will do with the U.S. Supreme Court's upcoming decision on the constitutionality of a ban on sidearms in Washington, D.C. Ignatius Piazza is the founder and director of the nation's largest firearms training academy, Front Sight Firearms Training Institute. Front Sight trains more students annually than all other major shooting schools in the nation combined. Ignatius Piazz ...
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  • Tips And Tools To Help Exceed Sales Goals
    By: Drew Stevens | - Stress is high and so are sales quotas. You walk around trying to determine methids that enable you to hurdle the obstacles.There are some things that are within your powers and will enable you to reach those audacious issues, but you must do things differently and you must submit to make needed changes.

    Feedback - One of the necessary rules of selling is constant feedback from management. It is flabbergasting to me when employees do not understand their goal placement midway thro ...

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  • Several Facts About Karate
    By: Alex Olson | - Contrary to popular opinion, the martial art Karate was not invented in China. Rather, it has its origins in the island of Okinawa in Japan. The word "Karate" means the "empty hand" or the "Chinese hand", and it has been given this name because it involves a rapid use of hands and legs in an extreme close combat.

    It was sometime in the sixteenth century that Chinese Kung Fu fighters experimented around with their styles and formulated the "te" technique ("Te" means hand). The art ...

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  • Front Sight Surpasses All Competitors
    By: Jayden Adams | - Front Sight Firearms Training Institute and Dr. Ignatius Piazza fully understand that firearms training is not something to be taken lightly. Dr. Ignatius Piazza is not only a supporter of firearms training, he's made it his life's calling to instill Americans with an understanding and respect for firearms and guns.

    Dr. Ignatius Piazza is the founder and director of Front Sight Firearms Training Institute, America's largest gun training school. Every year, Front Sight delivers f ...

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  • Strong Beginnings - Success Through Synergy
    By: Craig Burton | - So where to begin? Since two thirds of the population is overweight let's address the foundations and keys to fat loss.

    Now before I get into the nuts and bolts of nutrition and training principles it is essential we discuss the mental approach.

    I am continually in contact with people who self-sabotage themselves. They just don't believe deep down it's possible to change. The hope' that brings them to the point of maybe I could achieve this goal? is very fragile ...

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  • What Truely Is A Martial Art?
    By: martial artist | - A martial art is identified as any skill that is usefull within warfare. The definition of martial means "military." So traditionally, a martial art is a military art. The first things that usually pop into your head when discussing modern fighting systems do you think leaping, kicking, punching, blocking, inverting elbows, twisting necks, throwing, and weapons combat. But also horsemanship, javelin throwing, archery, spear fighting, halberd fighting, wrestling, knife fighting, rifle, shotgun, a ...
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  • Sambo Russian For Judo
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Sambo is an acronym for SAMozashchita Bez Oruzhiya or Self-defense without weapons martial art developed in the Soviet Union during the early half of the twentieth century.

    This martial arts form is practiced as a sport and also as training for combat. Sambo was born out of the need for one standard sport combative for the military rather then the many diverse regional styles. Rather then being invented, Sambo is really a collection of techniques from many different styles making ...

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  • Paradise, Martial Arts, And Magnum Pi
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Just recently we got a new cable setup at the house, and I have been to busy training to learn all the new channels. So just like every other modern man, I have simply resorted to flipping through the channel guide to find something to watch.

    Then I hit pay dirt as I came across the 1980's classic detective series, Magnum P.I.

    During this episode Magnum was fighting with some gangsters and one of his opponents pulled out nunchucks and quickly knocked out Magnum's bu ...

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  • Kali - The Filipino Cultural Art Of Stick And Knife Fighting
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Every culture throughout history has created some form of martial art so their people can defend themselves in a time of crisis. But the only true test of a martial art is actual combat.

    Known as Kali in Europe and the United States, the knife and stick fighting based art is actually called Eskrima or Arnis by the Filipino people. It is said that the art was developed over centuries during many intertribal conflicts and wars with outside invaders.

    Those who practice ...

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  • Battlefield New York City
    By: Chris Pizzo | - It is not easy to be emergency services anywhere, but in New York City it takes a special breed.

    In the past few months, lone police officers have had to deal with shootouts, stabbings, riots, and unruly protesters. While events like these are all in the line of duty in New York City, they shockingly routine.

    What should never be part of the routine though is the deaths of police officers. On the evening of March 15, 2007, the city lost two of its bravest in a hale ...

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  • The Wolves Are Howling
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a West Point psychology professor, Professor of Military Science, and author "On Combat", explains that there are three kinds of people in this world.

    First are the sheep who live in ignorance and only want to enjoy life's pleasures.

    Then there are the wolves; those who prey on the sheep (criminals, terrorists, bullies, etc.)

    Finally there are the sheep dogs. That is, the people whom protects the sheep from the wolves (martial ...

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  • Sport Combat Is Still Sport
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Like many people over the Memorial Day weekend I took time out to remember our nation's fallen heroes, but afterwards I went to a friend's house to enjoy a barbecue.

    The food was great and except for the whining of a few liberals I had a great time. At one point a friend of a friend came over to pick my brain about martial arts. He wanted to improve his health and get back into shape without injuring his back again.

    He wanted to learn a good sport martial art that w ...

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  • Train Hard, Laugh Hard
    By: Chris Pizzo | - The real warrior does his job.

    The real warrior does not seek out accolades or glory.

    The real warrior remembers fallen comrades as the real heroes.

    The real warrior protects himself, his family, and his country out of duty, not expectation of thanks or reward.

    The real warrior never brags about scraps, kills, or combat.

    In the immortal words of everyone's favorite master, Yoda...

    Adventure? Heh. Excitement ...

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  • The Close Combat That Forged An Empire
    By: Chris Pizzo | - When you look into military history, some armies stand out well above the rest. The ancient of warriors of Rome are among those elite few that did everything right.

    They were organized, well equipped, well trained, and had the attitude that they deserved to win. Rome did not collapse because of its fighting men, but because of corruption and the lack of strength of its policy makers. The Romans understood the warrior principles of always taking ground, and to never to stop fightin ...

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  • The War Is Knock, Knock, Knockin' At Your Door
    By: Chris Pizzo | - The chaos of the global jihad has come to the streets of Western Europe.

    European cities that have stood for centuries have been rocked by wide spread violence. The children of immigrants who came to Europe post World War II as part of guest worker programs have rejected modern society, are now frustrated by unemployment, and have cast aside the holy and peaceful Islamic teachings of their parents in despair.

    Individuals not unlike the 9-11 terrorists are giving hop ...

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  • Knife Fighting In The Streets Of Briton
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Some people think that the only solution to violent crime is to take guns off the streets.

    To appease potential voters politicians eagerly create new laws they say will prevent crime.

    Proof of how futile these efforts are can be seen in the United Kingdom, which although has very strict gun laws the UK youth are cutting each other down in the streets with knives.

    The problem has gotten so out of hand that some families are even purchasing costly body ...

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  • What Happened To The Marines?
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Rivalries aside, most people agree the Marine Corp trains some of Uncle Sam's toughest warriors.

    Sadly, the Marines, like so many military organizations, have fallen prey to political correctness in modern times.

    In 2001, the Marines switched from their battle proven close combat methods in favor of a system that is designed to "subdue" rather then kill an attacker. Funny, I never thought the Marines had a problem with killing people before...And the scumbag terrori ...

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  • Once A Marine Always A Marine
    By: Chris Pizzo | - On Friday February 23, 2007, a 70-year-old man exemplified the motto of the Marine Corp League, "Once a Marine, Always a Marine." When three thugs boarded a tourist bus in the Costa Rican city of Limon armed with a gun and knives they must have thought the twelve senior citizens onboard were easy prey. They were dead wrong. And I mean D-E-A-D.

    After witnessing a 20 year old terrorist put a gun to a female passenger's head, Allen Clady, a former Marine made his move. The senior cit ...

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  • Protect Yourself From Him
    By: Chris Pizzo | - Some of the worst acts of violence and rape committed against women are committed by men who said they loved them devoutly. Women are physically and mentally brutalized, and often can't leave out of fear of losing their children, for economic concerns or for the safety of their children or themselves.

    The Department of Justice which keeps statistics on crimes committed in the United States, has said that reports of domestic violence have actually gone down. This is little comfort ...

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