Kirjahaku

Few studies have been done to gather even basic information about what happens in real street fights and none are as comprehensive as the ones presented in this book. Martial artists no longer have to make assumptions about what typically happens in street fights...including how long the average fight lasts and what percentage of fights go to the ground, etc. To solve this "assumption" problem and to make sure that instructors are not giving their students false information, author and instructor, Darin Waugh, has analyzed 400 street fights to gather information from 12 different combat categories! This report also offers a new perspective on self-defense and includes chapters with training ideas, resources, and other training and self-defense tips. Stop assuming you know what happens in real fights so that you do not risk the safety of your family, martial arts students, and of course yourself, because to really train effective "self-defense" you need to understand what actually happens in real fights!

When accountant, Jenna Stone, unexpectedly becomes involved in an underground female fight competition with an unlikely group of women, including her therapist, the women are forced to come together to take down the fight promoter who has started to exploit and abuse the fighters. They do this by creating their own safe and professional female fighting organization; Sister of the Fight. The path to their first event is not an easy one, and involves a kidnapping, attempted murder, and a new relationship that Jenna will struggle to maintain as she works through her own propensity to "act out," and to let go of something that she calls, Mental Burn.