Self-Defense

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		Black Medicine I: The Dark Art of Death N. Mashiro, Ph.D. $16.95 Softcover, illus., 96 pages. The most thorough and intriguing discussion of the human body's vital points ever to appear in a single volume. <more>
		Black Medicine III: Low Blows N. Mashiro, Ph.D. $15.95 Softcover, illus., 119 pages. Learn more Black Medicine, as Mashiro shares his favorite techniques for bringing the body into violent and painful contact with an opponent's vulnerable areas. <more>
		Black Medicine IV — Equalizers N. Mashiro, Ph.D. $14.95 Softcover, illus., 96 pgs. Learn how to utilize the intimidation and shock force even of unfamiliar weapons in this long-awaited fourth volume of the acclaimed Black Medicine series. Dr. Mashiro shows you how to pick up and operate modern spray and electric shock weapons, firearms, hatchets, knives, sticks, shields and more under the stress of an actual violent attack. <more>
		Black Medicine, Volume II: Weapons at Hand N. Mashiro, Ph.D. $15.95 Softcover, illus., 80 pages. The sequel to N. Mashiro’s infamous Black Medicine I: The Dark Art of Death, this book presents 112 parts of the body that are natural weapons, largely because they are very injury-resistant. <more>
		Championship Streetfighting Ned Beaumont $19.95 Softcover, illus., 208 pgs. Why is it that most street fights begin and end with punches? Because the fist —- boxing —- is natural when it comes to self-defense. Until now, however, no one ever approached boxing as a martial art. This fascinating, hard-hitting manual is the first practical and proven guide to using boxing skills as a martial art. <more>
		Cold Steel John Styers $19.95 Softcover, illus., 178 pgs. This classic was the Marine's bible of unarmed combat. Emphasizing the practice aspect of bayonet, knife and stick fighting, "Cold Steel" also provides short courses in unarmed combat and knife throwing. This rare volume is a must addition to any personal defense library. <more>

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