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The Maul (Preparing for the Chaos of Close Combatives) by Schalk Holloway is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is The Maul (Preparing for the Chaos of Close Combatives) about?
Did you know that the latest technology and research shows that the brain undergoes very specific changes in its functioning during a close combat incident?Whether training for self defence, law enforcement / military close combat procedures, or traditional martial arts and sports fighting: under certain conditions the brain will switch from one mode of functioning to another. The Maul Book is the first book to delve into this research, and through extensive testing within different close combat environments, integrate this research into new and fresh training methodologies. The Maul Book is a must for any practitioner from any martial arts, self defence, close combat or tactical environment, as well as for instructors serious about providing the best training developed and influenced through the latest research.Here's what you will learn from The Maul Book: What the latest research teaches on the brain's functioning under certain conditions. Old brain models that have now been shown as defunct and obsolete. How the changes in brain function influences performance and decision making within highly dynamic environments. How to better identify and select targets within hi
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- Author
- Schalk Holloway
- Publisher
- Schalk Willem Holloway
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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