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“Stay ‘unreasonable.’ If you
don’t like the solutions [available to you], come up with your
own.”
Dan Webre
The Marist does not
constitute legal advice. It is for ENTERTAINMENT
PURPOSES ONLY.
Copyright © 2003 Phil Elmore, all rights
reserved.
Thank you for reading our ninth issue!
It’s
hard to believe that it’s already 2004. I can remember calculating
my age in the far-off year of 2000 when I was in elementary school,
wondering if I’d even be alive when the time finally came. Happy New
Year, Martialist readers!
Special thanks are due this issue to Danny Rowell, who signed on as this
publication’s official proofreader in addition to his new staff writing
duties. Don’t fault Danny for any typographical errors that slip
through, however, as I do all the final editing and only I can take the
blame. It’s notoriously hard to proof your own work, so Danny’s help
is invaluable in what will always be a comedy of errors.
Once again I thank the contributors who consistently
make The Martialist worth reading. We’ll seriously consider
anything that is sent here, so if you’re throwing around an article idea,
please do feel free to send it along. If we can’t use it, we won’t,
but we like to look at everything.
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This month’s subscriber content includes a great piece
by Dan Webre on the shortcomings of Reality Based Self Defense training, a
few pieces from your publisher, Travis Baillie’s touching thoughts on his
role as husband and father, and Harvey Moul’s take on telescoping batons.
Tony Manifold offers an interesting look at Bruce Tegner, an often
forgotten martial arts innovator… place final article synopsis here
The free content this month includes an
article on the intuitive use of tomahawks, a few more editorials you may
find interesting, and still more on street people problems. We also
get to meet BOB, the best friend a combatives exponent could want.
Our goal at The Martialist is to
provide you with quality information, education, and entertainment material that will help you make choices about realistic self-defense.
You may not like everything you see, but that’s okay because I don’t agree with everything I publish from others, either.
(We encourage you to submit your own articles from different perspectives,
too.) As you will read many times in perusing our articles, the choice is yours.
Make it wisely.
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This issue’s subscriber content:
A Major Problem with RBSD
By Dan Webre
Refusing to Fight Force with Force
By Phil Elmore
Remembering Bruce Tegner
By Tony Manifold
Looking Back on the Gerber EZ-Out
By Phil Elmore
In Praise of Expanding Batons
By Harvey Moul
Support Law Enforcement
By Phil Elmore
Self-Defense: A Husband’s Fight
By Travis Baillie
Thoughts on Whether Size Matters
By Phil Elmore
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