How you breathe in the field under stress differs significantly from how you breath at rest in the sanctuary of protected walls.
The central nervous system cannot differentiate between a true physical threat and an emotional/symbolic one, so regardless of whether someone’s pointing a gun at you, or you’re facing infantile tantrums, belligerent co-workers or reckless [...]
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Many of you have written to TACFIT HQ to request a briefing about the benefits of kettlebell training to tactical preparedness.
The classic kettlebell sport lifts (the snatch and the clean-and-jerk) are all about efficiency and endurance. Conditioning is only ever specific, and so the motor skills developed through sport lifts only have specific enhancements in [...]
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