Product Description
by Sean Stark (Author)
This is not a self-defense picture book or how to manual for breaking away from grabs and chokes. That's certainly important material, but the Guerrilla knows that avoiding the enemy is the best tactic for survival.
When it's time for self defense, knowing what you're capable and willing to do is key for taking advantage of the enemy's weaknesses. A Guerrilla Guide To Self-Defense will provide you essential information you need to prepare, prevent, survive, and sort through the aftermath when violence finds you.- "A great modern handbook on staying safe in the modern world. "A Guerrilla Guide To Self-Defense" is extremely valuable as a starter guide, entry into the self-defense & conflict management realm, or for those who'd never find themselves in a martial arts dojo. An easy read without the often-complex internal industry jargon, this one is meant for the average civilian to get a base for the daily issues of safety, not the often-fabricated belief that there's a villain waiting around every corner to steal your breath. This book is common-sense-based and pragmatic, highly recommended for those wanting a no-nonsense look at personal safety in the 21st-Century. I wish there were more books that addressed this side of the personal protection world instead of the over-saturation of how-to fight ones."
-Darren Friesen, Founder of The Human Protection Collaborative "Sean's approach is defined, realistic, and goal oriented. All the things you should look for in a program."
-Randy King, KPC Self Defense
Author Biography
Sean Stark has been involved in the martial arts for nearly 30 years, served as a military police officer, and a security professional for several years. He has authored four books on pencak silat, DVD's, and has taught law enforcement, women, children, and internationally. His passion for personal safety started at a young age and has wandered down several different martial paths. With real life experience dealing with "bad guys" and years riding in a motorcycle organization, he's had a constant pressure to teach and train only what works.
