Black Medicine Vol. 2: Weapons At Hand (Black Medicine)

The second book in the black medicine series,This volume details the various "Natural weapons" on your body,To be used in striking the "Natural targets" outlined in the first volume...Some of these are dependent upon strict training and conditioning to be used effectively,And should not be attempted by anyone without proper martial arts experience!The rest are practical for anyone to use and require almost zero practice...All in all, a solid book...

I would have liked to see more demonstrative illustrations or pictures in it. Iffy quality at best.

This book is good but not great. It will add to your knowledge and I do consider it a must have. I also have Dragon's Touch and Advanced Dragon's Touch. I also recommend various books on Dim Mak.

As described

This book is published for informational purpose only and offers information on items which could easily be adapted to protect yourself during a self defense encounter.

Excellent read. I recommend the whole set

I recommend this book for self defense, part of a four book set, good information, not a thick book, but not an expensive one either.

Arrived just fine. Looks brand new.

You need to fight dirty, if effectively, then learn the arts contained in the Black Medicine seriously. Someone that can deck their opponent, can usually cause others to steer clear.

good

ludicrous nonsense. If you wish to see a few black and white pictures which look like they came from the 70's cop series, The Professionals, complete with flared jeans, then go ahead, make a purchase. A long random list of household objects which may be used as weapons. A hatchet, goodness, who would have thought? A baseball bat, extraordinary. Best of all, a chicken baster, which you are advised to use, presumably if you are assailed whilst making the Christmas dinner, to squirt hot liquid onto your opponent, or better still, if you have a hypodermic needle handy, you can attach it to the baster and inject your attacker with some poisonous liquid. I kid you not! Presumably if you have a hypodermic needle, then I suppose it would be a safe bet that you have a syringe to go with it. If so why would you wish to attach it to a chicken baster? As I alluded to earlier though, the best picture in the book, is the close up of someone's ass, and an antique trainer protruding from and enormous denim bell bottom, delivering a swift boot to the villains business area. The best defence anyone can adopt is to be aware of their surroundings, and avoid potentially dangerous situations by being constantly vigilant. As for your home, make sure no one can gain access, and if they do, make sure they regret it.

Love this book, while it's old it's entertaining and informative.

good book.mainly common sense.