The Little Black Book of Violence

trapping

tribal thinking

trouble indicators

Tueller Drill

turf

Tyson, Mike

V

verbal skills

verbal techniques

vestibular system

victim interview

victims

herding

vigilance

violence aftermath

violent encounters

vision

visualization

vital area targets

voice tone

W

warning signs

warrants

Watkins, Juanita

weapon awareness

weapon concealment

weapons

choking

civilians

hidden

sounds of

weather

weather conditions

Wilkins, William Alberto

will to kill

windpipe

witnesses

women

wounds

wrangling drunks

Y

Yamada, Kenji

Yankovic, Al

Yoshitaka, Ouchi

Young, Marcus

Z

Zanassi, Edward

Zidane, Zinedine

About the Authors

Kris Wilder

Beginning his martial arts training in 1976 in the art of taekwondo, Kris Wilder has earned black belt-level ranks in three arts: taekwondo (2nd Degree), Kodokan judo (1st Degree) and Goju Ryu Karate (5th Degree), which he teaches at the West Seattle Karate Academy. He has trained under Kenji Yamada, who as a judoka won back-to-back United States grand championships (1954-1955); Shihan John Roseberry, founder of Shorei-Shobukan Karate and a direct student of Seikichi Toguchi; and Hiroo Ito, a student of Shihan Kori Hisataka (Kudaka in the Okinawan dialect), the founder of Shorinji-Ryu Kenkokan Karate.

Though now retired from Judo competition, while active in the sport Kris competed on the national and international level. He has traveled to Japan and Okinawa to train in karate. He is the author of The Way of Sanchin Kata and Lessons from the Dojo Floor and co-author (with Lawrence Kane) of The Way of Kata and The Way to Black Belt. He has also written guest chapters for other martial arts authors and has had articles published in Traditional Karate, a magazine out of the U.K. with international readership. Kris also hosts the annual Martial University, a seminar composed of multidisciplinary martial artists. He also regularly instructs at seminars.

Kris lives in Seattle, Washington with his son Jackson. He can be contacted via e-mail at [email protected] or through the West Seattle Karate Academy website at www.westseattlekarate.com.

Lawrence Kane