Operation Phoenix: The Science of Killing
This “KILL BY NUMBERS” Program Will Give You the EXACT Science, Tactics and Method Behind Lethal Combatives…
OPERATION PHOENIX, the “Assassin’s Handbook,” will ONLY available for a limited time.
The Operation Phoenix Syllabus:
- Target Area Analysis: Discover the science behind the most lethal target areas on the human body and how to exploit them.
- Central Nervous System Attacks: These methods SHOCK the brain, causing it to short circuit and cut out.
- Ocular Shock Techniques: “Fight enders” that overload the central nervous system.
- Spine Assaults:Tactics to compress, crush and dislocate the neck and spine.
- Symmetry Attacks: A series of core combat techniques that can be used from both the front and the rear.
- Methods of Asphyxiation: Combative attacks to the target’s airway.
- Blood Organ Disruption: Techniques that rupture blood saturated organs causing severe drop in blood pressure, internal bleeding and death.
- Concealed Impact Weapons: Flat Sap, Black Jack, Palm Sap methods that completely surprise the enemy.
- Quick Kill Knife Fighting: Lethal edged weapon tactics that will terminate the target in seconds.
- Course Completion Certificate
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Example of a Sucker Punch: I am on an elevator with another person. The door opens. The other person exits first. I am behind the person exiting the elevator behind them. The person suddenly without provocation or notice quickly turns around and punches me in the throat as I am standing in the doorway of the elevator. (True Story) Yes, it was go time like a M’F’er. What could I have done to detect the person’s intent? Just a general awareness of the potential of any situation. Be aware of your surroundings head down watch their feet, and use your peripheral vision. It is just like Damian says create and keep distance if you can. If you can’t, its like Damian says. “It is go time.”
@Damian Lol… Pete has Not indicated he has a problem with you😜
@ James A… in an elevator I always assume that it can happen. I use peripheral vision, and I use the interview hand position. I act like I am fixing my glasses, my beard. As long as I have one arm in front of my throat and ready to rise up to my face. I just assume it can happen. And I always either take distance quickly to get out if I am in front or allow other people some distance before exiting myself. My family thinks I am crazy when I look around corners or head on a swivel before exiting an elevator. I would rather look crazy and be safe.
Yeeeeeeeeeessssss… going first could be tue establishment of distance!!!