Knives have personalities. The generic look. The generic history. Military look. Kitchen look. Slashing look. Stabbers. Think of some more! Even the personality of the[…]
Trauma and drama. Years ago in a seminar in Kentucky, USA, an attendee, someone with zero martial or martial arts experience, just a regular guy[…]
In this age of widespread interest in de-escalation and verbal skills to defuse any and all encounters, this is a tale about how convoluted and[…]
When was this? This big, “Filipino martial arts turning point” for me? Keep in mind, this is just me and my personal view on[…]
Back in the 1970s, the 80s and even the 90s, this phrase “the car as a coffin” was a warning, a cop-training-phrase, a[…]
It was a head. I mean a skull. Just a skull. Laying there on the ground. And[…]
Jailbreak! And the Psycho Martin Crebbs It was afternoon in August in the early 1980s. Egg-frying, Texas hot. That[…]
For 26 years now, a motto for my Force Necessary: Knife combatives course is, “Use your knife to save a life!” Desperate times and situations.[…]
The who, what, where, when, how, and why do you want to tackle a criminal, your “drunk uncle (relative) or an enemy soldier?[…]
On the east side of our city, there ran a series of waterways, storm channels to handle the bad Texas rainstorms. I know[…]