Kris Wilder - The Little Black Book of Violence

escalato

escalato follies

escape

escape routes

establishing territory

evil

exaggeration

excuse

eye injuries

eyes

failing

fantasy vs. reality

fatal wounds

fear factor

ferocity

fighting

getting hurt

initiative

styles

fighting intelligence

fights

defined

stopping

Finch, John R.

fingers

first aid

first strikes

Fleming, Rudy

focused attention

foot strikes

force continuum

force doctrines

force options

forearms in chokes

forearm strike

four Ds

Friday Night Special

friends

fringe areas

front cross lock choke

fudoshin

Funakoshi, Gichin

gang bangers

gang membership

gangs

gender differences

Genovese, Kitty

Getz, Bernard

Giancola, Peter

girlfriends

going to the ground

go no sen

Go Rin No Sho

grappling

Green, Mitch

Grossman, Dave

groupthink

guillotine

guns

misconceptions

shooting failure

gyaku hishigi

gyaku juji jime

hadaka jime

hemostatic agents

hallucinogens

hammer fist blows

hands in chokes

hand strikes

hashish

hazardous encounters

head butts

head injuries

heart rate

herding

Hick, William Edmund

high kicks

Hilton, Gary Michael

hip wheel throw

Hogan, Tyrone Jermain

holsters

homicides

honor

hot interviews

Huberty, James Oliver

impersonality

inclement weather

incriminating statements

indicators

of imminent conflict

tell

indomitable spirit

infection

injuries

inner ear

insults

intensity

interpersonal violence

interviews (press)

interviews (victim)

invading territory

Jeopardy (AOJP principle)

judges

justification

kamikaze pilots

Kelley, Neal

kicking

killing

knee strikes

knives

koshi guruma

kosoto gake

Krav Maga

kubaton

kubi hishigi

Kubota, Takayuki

late initiative

law enforcement officers

lawyers

legal counselors

legal defense

legal process

Lehrer, Tom

Leidheisl, Mark

lethal force

lifting/pulling ankle block throw

limitations

little things

long-term relationships

losing

Lutrell, Marcus

MacYoung, Marc

MacYoung, Marc

manslaughter

manufactured limitations

marijuana

martial artists

martial arts

Materazzi, Marco

Matthew:39

maturity

media bias

memory

memory impairment

mental limitations

mental toughness

messages

Midrash Psalms36

Miller, Rory

Miranda. Arizona, 384 U.S.288

mobs

monkey dance

Morales, David Rivas

Morris, Desmond

multiple attackers

murder

Musashi, Miyamoto

name-calling

nami juji jime

narcotics

neck architecture

neck cranks

neck joint crush

non-lethal force

Nowak, Beth

one-upmanship cycle

Opportunity (AOJP principle)

Organ, Dave

osoto gake

osoto gari

outer hook throw

outer reaping throw

outside hook throw

panic

partnerships

Payne, James

Pearson, Roy., Jr.

personalization

Pfouts, Chris

phrases

physical limitations

physical self-defense

pincering

Pinker, Steve

poems

police brutality

police officers

Porter, Raymond

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

Preclusion (AOJP principle)

predator checklist

predators

preemptive initiative

preparation triad

presence

press

probable cause

procedural defense

prolonged interviews

psychological costs

psychological trauma

punches

Ragnarök

Ralston, Aaron

reality vs. fantasy

rear naked choke

reasonable force

Red Cross

regular interviews

relationships

relaxation

Renseki

reporters

repressed emotions

reputation

resolution

respect

restraint

revenge

revenge killings

reverse cross lock choke

reverse crushing

riots

psychological influences

Rivas, Mary Jane

Robinson, Patrick

rules

self-defense

self-defense and danger

sporting competitions

sporting events

running away

Ryushi

sasae tsurikomi ashi

scenarios

Schott, Brett

Sde-Or, Imi

self-defense

awareness

described

killing

rules

self-defense (AOJP principle)

self-esteem

self-interest

self-protection

sen no sen

sen-sen no sen

shock

shoes

shooting incidents

shot placement accuracy

silent interview

simplicity

Simpson, O.J.

simultaneous initiative

situational awareness

size differential

size of the fight

slapping

sleep

Sosen

splints

sporting competitions

stadium security

standardization

Stanley, Doug

stimulants

stopping fights

street-fighting

street fights

street violence

stress

stress-induced accelerated heart rates

strikes

hand

striking

striking first

striking range

structured debriefing

submission

subtlety

suggestion/imitation

suicide bombers

Sunao

Sun Tzu

support, calling in

surprise

surprising

surrounding

survival

survival mode

Sutrisno, Tristan

tank

targets (vital areas)

techniques

fighting

hand striking

non-lethal

telegraphing

tell

tension

terrain

territoriality

territory

The Art of War

The Book of Five Rings

ken no sen

threatening

threat indicators

throwing to ground

throws

thumbs

Togyu

trachea

trapping

tribal thinking

trouble indicators

Tueller Drill

turf

Tyson, Mike

verbal skills

verbal techniques

vestibular system

victim interview

victims

herding

vigilance

violence aftermath

violent encounters

vision

visualization

vital area targets

voice tone

warning signs

warrants

Watkins, Juanita

weapon awareness

weapon concealment

weapons

choking

civilians

hidden

sounds of

weather

weather conditions

Wilkins, William Alberto

will to kill

windpipe

witnesses

women

wounds

wrangling drunks

Yamada, Kenji

Yankovic, Al

Yoshitaka, Ouchi

Young, Marcus

Zanassi, Edward

Zidane, Zinedine

Beginning his martial arts training in 1976 in the art of taekwondo , Kris Wilder has earned black belt-level ranks in three arts: taekwondo (2nd Degree), Kodokan judo (1st Degree) and Goju Ryu Karate (5th Degree), which he teaches at the West Seattle Karate Academy. He has trained under Kenji Yamada, who as a judoka won back-to-back United States grand championships (1954-1955); Shihan John Roseberry, founder of Shorei-Shobukan Karate and a direct student of Seikichi Toguchi; and Hiroo Ito, a student of Shihan Kori Hisataka (Kudaka in the Okinawan dialect), the founder of Shorinji-Ryu Kenkokan Karate.