Human Weapon System Part 1 : Command and Control

By Robert Smith on Feb 24, 2010 | Rated 8.5

We are training our bodies for combat, not sports. This article examines the anatomy and physiology of the Human Weapon System from a structural fighting perspective as a bridge to how humans as a species use this structure to fight. Under analysis are the unique structures of the human brain, the anatomy of the neurologic responses vs. reflexes, and finally how to relate these to training and the methodology for integration. Read More »