Lee Morrison – Psy-Com 2 Building a Model of Counter-Violence

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PSY-COM 2 continues with an in-depth DVD lecture from its predecessor’s introductory DVD and PDF handbook.
In this section, we examine the psychology of violent intent and action from two perspectives.
First, we review the physical and psychological implications of the Survival Stress Response while under pressure, as well as methods for harnessing adrenaline to work more efficiently in conflict.
Second, we examine the model of violence used by a street criminal, from his MO to his chosen manner of assault, as well as any emotional attachment that may exist.
In this section, we look at what we can learn from such a predator and how to simulate such a strategy.
In order to oppose such a guy, we may take the normal street thug’s strategy of employing violence and use it against him in a more streamlined and effective manner.
The Street Combatives Trainee’s paradigm of pre-emptive, continual assault varies little from the one-sided violent event of the street urchin.
Of course, the difference is in its somewhat more effective delivery, but the fundamental difference is from our personal determination to use violence only for self-preservation when we have no other option.
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