
“WHERE THE POINTY END STICKS OUT.“There is some, to, too-much time spent in the military, martial arts and combatives world debating, discussing even arguing about[…]

N THE BLINK OF AN EYE. CHUNKING BRINGS THINGS TOGETHER. THANK YOU GEORGE MILLER.We are on a roll here this month, splitting hairs on the[…]

Since my last entry on TASK SATURATION (which is a generic problem) and the entry gets shared and spread around, the term “Hick’s Law” pops[…]

Gun disarms. It’s tricky business.In 26 years on the job, I have disarmed only a handful or two of pistols and shotgun incidents. This includes[…]

I’m just back In Texas again after after zipping through several countries in Europe with too, too many planes. Planes! Can’t walk it off. This[…]

Boys and girls! Another episode in the thrilling days of yesteryear Texas Policing…. When I walked onto the Criminal Investigation Division floor to start my[…]

Through the years I have written quite a bit about staying apart from a tactical response team perspective and from solo police officers forced together[…]

YOU DID IT! HE DROPS THE KNIFE! WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?Convergence knife. Knife combatives. Converging the law and rules of engagement with knife training. If you[…]

Many moons ago I learned what I call the Statue Drill. It’s like a human wing chun dummy. Which to my memory comes from a[…]

I started in Kenpo 53 years ago, but have the current “busines model” for 30. I walked into a Parker Kenpo school in Irving TX[…]