Summary:
The book examines the differences between martial arts training and the reality of actual violent encounters, drawing on the author's experience in law enforcement and corrections. It explores the psychological and physical aspects of violence, aiming to prepare readers for real-world confrontations by bridging the gap between practice and practical application.
Key points:
1. Martial Arts vs Real Violence: Miller highlights the unpredictability of real-world violence compared to the structured training of martial arts.
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