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- ISBN: 9781594392504 | 1594392501
- Cover: Paperback
- Copyright: 10/16/2012
Use too much force and you are going to jail.
Rory Miller, former sergeant, has been studying martial arts since 1981. He's a best-selling writer and a veteran corrections officer. He's taught and designed courses on Use of Force Policy and Decision Making; Police Defensive Tactics; and Confrontational Simulations: Rory Miller resides near Portland, Oregon. Lawrence Kane began his martial arts training in 1970. He's a best-selling writer and black belt in Goju-Ryu karate. Kane supervised security at a Pac-12 football stadium for 26 years where he has been involved with hundreds of armed and unarmed confrontations. He is a senior manager at an aerospace company and resides in Seattle, Washington.
Dedication | p. v |
Acknowledgments | p. xv |
Table of Contents | p. vii |
Foreword-Clint Overland | p. xvii |
Foreword-Ron Bishop | p. xxiii |
Introduction to Scaling Force | p. 1 |
Prerequisities | p. 7 |
Introduction to Violence | p. 7 |
Fighting versus Sport | p. 10 |
Social Violence | p. 13 |
The Monkey Dance | p. 15 |
The Group Monkey Dance | p. 15 |
The Educational Beat-Down | p. 16 |
The Status-Seeking Show | p. 16 |
The Territorial Defense | p. 16 |
Predatory Violence | p. 17 |
Resource predators | p. 18 |
Process predators | p. 18 |
Situational Awareness | p. 18 |
The victim interview | p. 23 |
The 4 D's | p. 24 |
Weapons awareness | p. 26 |
Situational awareness during a fight | p. 28 |
Identifying the threat's "tell" | p. 31 |
Legal Ramifications of Violence | p. 34 |
Affirmative Defense | p. 35 |
I.M.O.P. Principle | p. 36 |
Intent | p. 36 |
Means | p. 37 |
Opportunity | p. 38 |
Preclusion | p. 38 |
Reasonable force | p. 39 |
Disparity of Force | p. 40 |
Proportional Force | p. 41 |
The Articulation Drill | p. 42 |
The Decision to Get Involved | p. 43 |
Fight to the Goal | p. 44 |
Dealing with Threats with Altered States of Consciousness | p. 45 |
Pain Compliance versus Mechanical Compliance | p. 47 |
Never Quit | p. 48 |
Account for Adrenaline | p. 50 |
It's Not a Continuum | p. 54 |
Presence | p. 57 |
The Lowest Level of Force | p. 58 |
The Intangibles | p. 61 |
The Power of Authority | p. 62 |
Fitness | p. 64 |
Posture and Stance | p. 66 |
Appearance and Demeanor | p. 69 |
Attire | p. 72 |
Behavior | p. 74 |
Positioning and Proxemics | p. 76 |
Display of Force Option | p. 81 |
Conclusion | p. 85 |
Voice | p. 87 |
Range and Style | p. 88 |
The Players | p. 90 |
Rate, Tone, Pitch, and Volume (RTPV) | p. 93 |
Listening | p. 94 |
Strategic Verbal De-escalation | p. 99 |
Changing the Emotion | p. 99 |
Changing the Social Context | p. 107 |
Changing the Equation | p. 111 |
Raising the Stakes | p. 116 |
Tricks and Tactics-Miscellaneous Stuff | p. 118 |
Everything works both ways | p. 119 |
Forced teaming | p. 119 |
Loan-sharking | p. 119 |
Co-opting | p. 120 |
Congruence | p. 120 |
Incongruence | p. 121 |
Non-sequiturs | p. 121 |
Boundaries | p. 121 |
Ask, Advise, Order, and Check | p. 124 |
Altered States of Mind | p. 125 |
Cold Conversation Drill | p. 130 |
Touch | p. 133 |
Calming Touch | p. 134 |
Directive Touch | p. 136 |
Distractive Touch | p. 136 |
Projecting Touch | p. 137 |
Interlude-Are you Ready for Level 4? | p. 143 |
Empty-Hand Restraint/Physical Control | p. 147 |
Joint Locks | p. 148 |
Gifts | p. 149 |
Basing | p. 149 |
Leverage | p. 150 |
Two-way action | p. 150 |
Applying joint locks | p. 150 |
Hinge joints | p. 151 |
Ball-and-Socket Joints | p. 152 |
Gliding Joints | p. 153 |
Fingerlocks | p. 156 |
Practicing Joint Locks | p. 157 |
Immobilizations | p. 158 |
Pushing and Shoving (and Assisting) | p. 161 |
Push from your strength into his weakness | p. 162 |
Push with an upward vector | p. 162 |
Exploit his momentum | p. 163 |
Pain | p. 163 |
Hair | p. 166 |
Pressure Points in General | p. 167 |
Specific Points | p. 168 |
Philtrum | p. 168 |
Mastoid | p. 168 |
Jaw hinge | p. 169 |
Lymph nodes | p. 169 |
Suprasternal notch | p. 169 |
Intercostals | p. 170 |
Axillary | p. 170 |
Inguinal | p. 170 |
Triceps tendon | p. 170 |
Inner elbow | p. 171 |
Inner thigh | p. 171 |
Side of knee | p. 171 |
Takedowns | p. 172 |
Balance | p. 173 |
Momentum takedowns | p. 174 |
Leverage takedowns | p. 174 |
Sweeps | p. 175 |
True throws | p. 176 |
Knee pops | p. 179 |
Lock Takedowns | p. 180 |
Using Level 4 Techniques at Higher Levels of Force | p. 180 |
Interlude-The 4/5 Split | p. 183 |
Less-Lethal Force | p. 187 |
Hitting Hard | p. 189 |
Stay connected | p. 189 |
Use your core | p. 190 |
Accelerate | p. 190 |
Practice | p. 190 |
Hand Techniques | p. 191 |
Foot Techniques | p. 192 |
Contouring | p. 193 |
Making it Work When You are Losing | p. 194 |
Causing Damage | p. 195 |
Timing | p. 197 |
Power Generation under Adversity | p. 199 |
Using a tool | p. 200 |
Using the environment | p. 201 |
Using torque | p. 203 |
Using gravity | p. 203 |
Using momentum | p. 205 |
Using aggressive forward pressure | p. 206 |
Targeting | p. 207 |
Shock | p. 208 |
Organ Bruising and Injury | p. 210 |
Broken Bones | p. 210 |
Joints and Sprains | p. 211 |
Foot | p. 212 |
Ankle | p. 214 |
Knee | p. 215 |
Ribs | p. 216 |
Kidneys | p. 218 |
Clavide | p. 219 |
Solar plexus | p. 219 |
Groin | p. 220 |
Jaw | p. 222 |
Nose | p. 224 |
Ears | p. 226 |
Eyes | p. 226 |
Pepper Spray | p. 230 |
Tassers® | p. 232 |
Conclusion | p. 233 |
Interlude-On Killing | p. 235 |
Lethal Force | p. 239 |
Mindset | p. 243 |
Free-for-all drill | p. 245 |
Find your limits | p. 247 |
Slaughtering an animal | p. 248 |
Breaking the Freeze | p. 251 |
Principles for Survival | p. 252 |
Be prepared | p. 253 |
Don't get hit | p. 254 |
Embrace the pain | p. 255 |
Watch for weapons | p. 256 |
Cheat | p. 258 |
Expect the unexpected | p. 259 |
Yell for help | p. 261 |
Manage the aftermath | p. 262 |
Putting it in Context | p. 263 |
Targeting | p. 264 |
Head | p. 265 |
Throat | p. 267 |
Upper (cervical) spine | p. 269 |
Targets we didn't list | p. 270 |
Defensive Weaponry | p. 273 |
Accessing a Weapon | p. 275 |
Impromptu Weapons | p. 277 |
Drawing a Weapon | p. 279 |
Using a Weapon | p. 280 |
Blades | p. 281 |
Bullets | p. 284 |
Wounds | p. 285 |
Firearms | p. 287 |
Shooting | p. 289 |
Modifications, quality, and reliability | p. 291 |
Wrap up | p. 293 |
Conclusion | p. 293 |
Conclusion | p. 295 |
Glossary | p. 297 |
Index | p. 299 |
Bibliography | p. 307 |
About the Authors | p. 311 |
Rory Miller | p. 311 |
Lawrence Kane | p. 312 |
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