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Attributes of the Combative Shooter

January 13, 2010 By Chris Fry & filed under All Articles, Defensive Training Concepts.

An attribute is defined as a quality, character, characteristic, or property belonging to a person, thing, or group. In this article I’d like to discuss the essential attributes of the combative shooter, as I see them. Note I do not list accuracy or speed in my list of shooting attributes. While these are certainly desirable…

Shooting: Balance of Speed and Precision

January 13, 2010 By Rob Pincus & filed under All Articles, Defensive Training Concepts.

As we launch the Personal Defense Network, we realize that a huge portion of you are going to be interested in firearms training for defensive use. As I looked over the dozens of topics that I expect to be covered here in the coming years, it was not easy to pick the most important ones.…

Introduction to Functional Fitness

January 13, 2010 By John Brown & filed under All Articles, Defensive Fitness.

Functional fitness is a term that has been bandied about quite a bit lately.In many circles, it incites images of inflatable balls, balance boards and cable-type machines. However, I will paint a slightly different picture for you. Fitness itself means many things to many people but,for the purpose of this article, we will say that…

The Ten Commandments of Street Survival, Part 1

January 13, 2010 By Tony Blauer & filed under All Articles, Defensive Training Concepts.

When you begin to approach training as a professional, you need to have some guidelines. As a professional coach, I have spent a great deal of energy trying to help people learn how to learn and develop skills for developing. Over the next three months, I’ll be presenting my Ten Commandments of Street Survival. Following…

Martial Blade Concepts: A Logical Approach to Protecting Your Life with a Knife

January 13, 2010 By Michael Janich & filed under All Articles, Non-Firearm Defensive Tools.

The Filipino martial arts have a long tradition of edged-weapon training. In fact, when it comes to skill with small knives, the fighting arts of the Philippines are widely regarded as some of the deadliest and most effective systems ever devised. Despite their effectiveness, these arts do not necessarily reflect the culture and legal systems…