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if at home.
my cats, my phone, and sometimes my computer

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Take a look around you. What do you see? What people or things might be distracting your from your school work? Create a note and post your answers. 

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Information obtained from official PPCT Instructional Manuals. Developed and written by Bruce K. Siddle

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*Defined as: the minimum safe zone that an officer should maintain when dealing with others.
*The minimum safe distance from a subject should be at least 6 feet.
*The Reactionary Gap Principle works on the military close quarter combat concept that  distance equals increased reaction time

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*"Proposes that increases in arousal are accompanied in the quality of performance up to a certain point, after which additional increases in arousal result in a deterioration in the quality of performance" (Sage, 1984)
* Optimal performance for information processing and motor skills occur when the resting heart rate is between 115 and 145 BPM. Performance deteriorates quickly when the resting heart rate accelerates beyond 175 BPM.

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Reaction time: is the mental process of perceiving a stimulus, analyzing and evaluating the stimulus, and the initiating the appropriate physical response.
Movement time: is the time from the initiation of the motor skill till its completion
Response time: is the combination of both reaction time and movement time

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The appropriate stance to take when being approached by an agitated person is critical.
- Feet shoulder width apart, placing the dominate foot forward and opposite foot back.
- Holding hands up in front of your body at about shoulder height.
-Your arms should be bent at about 45 degrees with your dominant hand slightly behind your weak hand.
-Making sure that hands are open palms facing aggressor. So as not to aggravate the attacker even further.
-Closed fists tell the opponent that you want to fight and they take it as a challenge.
*DO NOT BLADE YOUR BODY.
* Do not align your feet too close together or directly in front of one another. This will throw off your center of balance and make you an easier target and make it very hard to properly execute any blocks, strikes or kicks.
This particular stance helps to keep your body in a balanced and optimal position.

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There are 4 ways to deliver a brachial stun.
-Backhand
-Backhand forearm
-Palm heel
-Palm facing forearm

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Skip getting laid out by a textbook brachial stun.

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Master Angelo showing Nerve striking the shoulder using Pressure Points, seminars and dvd details are available from www.gmangelo.com

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Based upon using nerve motor points as targets and using a method of striking that maximizes the transfer of Kinetic Energy.
Efficiency of the strike is based upon:
-Velocity
-Mass
-Energy Duration
If done correctly, this will cause a motor dysfunction lasting from 30 seconds to several minutes.

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*Striking points that create motor dysfunction and distraction (stun).
*Only injuries acquired from these techniques should be bruising of the muscles. Stuns will last approximately 3-7 seconds.
* PPCT uses only 8 motor points of the body.
-Brachial Plexus Tie-in
-Suprascapular Nerve Stun
- Radial Nerve (top of forearm)
-Median Nerve (inner forearm)
-Femoral Nerve (inner upper thigh)
-Common Peroneal Nerve (outer upper thigh)
-Tibial Nerve (Back of knee , just abouve calf muscle)
-Superficial Peroneal Nerve (base of shin just above instep)

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*Touch pressure: designed to create pain compliance and gain control of target
* Points consist of:
-Mandibular angle
-Hypoglossal
-Brachial Plexus Origin
-Infra Orbital
-Brachial Plexus Clavical Notch
-Jugular Notch

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Tim Kennedy Shows You Self-Defense Moves From His Army Rangers Training

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http://www.blackbeltmag.com?video=1 Combatives expert Kelly McCann is a former U.S. Marine special-missions officer responsible for counterterrorism and counter-narcotics. He now serves as president of Crucible, a firm that organizes protective details in all sorts of high-risk environments, provides security support services and trains military, government and law-enforcement operators to do whatever it takes to survive and complete their mission.

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Basic head points.

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Pressure Point Martial Arts Nerve Strike

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Use Joint Locks and Pressure Points & Defend Against Arm Grabs

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this video covers in detail pressure points found in the head and neck. Learn more pressure points on the I Do Martial Arts.com website.

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*Consists of 2 basic categories: nerve pressure points and nerve motor points.
*Used for pain compliance and distraction.

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Autonomic Nervous System: Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology #13

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* Organs regulated by the ANS are heart, stomach and intestines
* Divided into 2branches: Parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) and sympathetic nercous system (SNS).
*PNS - When activated, allows us to "rest & digest" or save energy, AKA homeostasis.
*SNS - When activated, provides us with the ability to "fight or flight".
* Refer to ANS video for more information

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* Stressful situations can cause changes to the autonomic nervous system.
* Such stress affects a person's vision, motor skills and cognitive procession.
* Whether activated or dormant the ANS causes physiological changes.