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Knife targeting?
2. April 2008
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With a title like "Contemporary Knife Targeting" you'd assume targeting would be the primary focus of this 145 pg book. Sadly, it is not.
The book begins with an examination of the spurious claims made in Fairbairn's "Timetable of Death" (i.e., how many seconds does it take for an individual to bleed out after X blood vessel is severed). Martial artists have known for years that the timetable was flawed, and -- using statistics from a variety of medical sources -- this book shows you exactly why. Additionally, it gives several tables of estimates for each vascular target, based upon bodyweight and heartrate. Very impressive, and a good reason to add this book to your collection.
However, that's where the "targeting" pretty much ends. After the tables of bleedout rates, there are a few pages of vague information regarding non-vascular targets and bio-mechanical cutting, as well as a few B&W file photos of knife wounds . . . then the rest of the book is devoted to knife disarming techniques.
IIRC, only about a third of the text concerned "targeting" at all -- and much of that was an analysis of Fairbairn's claims compared with contemporary data. I wish that Janich had left out the disarming techniques and spent more time discussing targeting and tactics. This could've been a great book.
The book begins with an examination of the spurious claims made in Fairbairn's "Timetable of Death" (i.e., how many seconds does it take for an individual to bleed out after X blood vessel is severed). Martial artists have known for years that the timetable was flawed, and -- using statistics from a variety of medical sources -- this book shows you exactly why. Additionally, it gives several tables of estimates for each vascular target, based upon bodyweight and heartrate. Very impressive, and a good reason to add this book to your collection.
However, that's where the "targeting" pretty much ends. After the tables of bleedout rates, there are a few pages of vague information regarding non-vascular targets and bio-mechanical cutting, as well as a few B&W file photos of knife wounds . . . then the rest of the book is devoted to knife disarming techniques.
IIRC, only about a third of the text concerned "targeting" at all -- and much of that was an analysis of Fairbairn's claims compared with contemporary data. I wish that Janich had left out the disarming techniques and spent more time discussing targeting and tactics. This could've been a great book.
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Contemporary Knife Targeting: Modern Science vs Fairbairn's Timetable of Death
27. Februar 2007
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Most people who are seriously involved in the blade arts are at least somewhat familiar with Fairbairn's timetable of death. Originally, this information was published in 1942 in Fairbairn's book, "All-In-Fighting." That book was reprinted by the title "Get Tough." His Timetable was accepted as the standard of truth by everyone involved in military combatives and knife fighting for more than sixty years. Though the target areas are valid, there was no scientific study made of his claims of when death would occur if these areas were cut with a knife. The authors of this excellent text sought out experts in the medical and tactical fields in their research. The result is a more scientific approach to this topic. The type of cut and the depth of the wound were taken into consideration. The conclusion provides a more accurate assessement of the damage a knife cut will do to a subject who is stabbed in those areas. This book is a comprehensive and highly detailed guide to the effects of knife wounds. This book also covers contemporary tactical knife targets and how to counter a knife attack. This book is loaded with valuable and practical information that every serious knife enthusiast, martial artist, law enforcement and military instructor needs to know when teaching self-defense in our modern society. This book needs to be in every serious martial artist's personal library.
Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Tanto-Jutsu Official Manual Bushi Satori Ryu)
Rating: 5 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Tanto-Jutsu Official Manual Bushi Satori Ryu)
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Good info at first.
24. Juni 2011
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The info in the book is current and legit. After the first 30 pages it becomes more about the authors techniques(which are too complex to do when you're heart is going 180bpm). So for the info provided, this book is cool, but most of it is talk about CBC(the authors knife course). If you want info on targeting, and which cuts are the most effective, buy this book and don't read past the targeting sections. If you are interested in learning techniques, buy this book and don't read past the targeting sections. Learn your techniques from a qualified instructor who's system is based on reality, not theory from their martial lineage. Check out "Put em down and take em out-Knife Fighting from Foulsom prison" or any of Kelly Mccann's stuff on knife fighting. Marc "Animal" MacYoung and Tony Blauer, along with the guys at WARTAC are pretty legit too, in my humble opinion. No disrespect to Mr. Janich or anyone one else or their style, but we have to keep things real. People get hurt with misinformation on the martial arts.
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