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The EDC Folding Knife, and Emerson Commander.

Posted by gil on November 27, 2009

My best advise to you is, carry a knife. Buy a good one. Hopefully you’d never need to defend or save your life with it, but if need be, it should be there for you.

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The Cossack Whip.

Posted by gil on November 24, 2009

Here is an excellent self-defense weapon, the Cossack whip, or nagaika. I received mine directly from Siberia (thank you Andrei!). It is a short braided leather whip with a hard handle and a tip which sometimes contains metal (mine doesn’t) like a small lead bullet. Overall length is thirty seven inches.Click on the image to [...]

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Ego in Martial Arts Training.

Posted by gil on November 23, 2009

Having a good opinion of yourself is great. An inflated ego in martial arts however will hamper your training.

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Cheness Kaze Ko Katana Sword Review, Introduction.

Posted by gil on September 26, 2009

After weeks of consideration and research on the web, I finally decided to buy a katana. Not a cheap wall-hanger, but a practical sword, forged by hand and differentially hardened.

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My Combat Conditioning Exercise Routine.

Posted by gil on June 28, 2009

Well, that’s a bit of a pompous title for such a simple routine. I am not a fitness (nor combat) expert, mind you. The question everyone should ask themselves about exercising is “why?” Aside from the obvious health benefits. Knowing why, you can find out how.. My goal is to improve my Systema, and of [...]

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