Richard Grannon – Weaponise Your Mind A Course In Combative Psychology

Richard Grannon – Weaponise Your Mind A Course In Combative Psychology

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Quote:A Course in “Combative Psychology”objectives:-To make the practitioner more psychologically and emotionally prepared to deal with both verbal and physical confrontation.
-To give the practitioner the tools, techniques and mental reconditioning exercises to augment their physical training.
-To develop combatively relevant attributes: aggression, determination, calm focus, ability to improvise, behavioural flexibility, tenacious resolve, violent intent etc.
-Reduce fear of confrontation and violence, whilst simultaneously preparing the practitioner to deal with the stress and shock of a real world attack.
Major ConceptsThe ways in which these objectives are achieved is by exploring and regularly utilising thetechniques and exercises from two Combative Psychology Concepts
1.The Core Visualisation
2.The Supra States ConceptA WarningNeither of these training concepts has been modelled after mental health and happiness,they are deliberately and specifically designed to assist you in being more confident in averbal or physical confrontation.
This means dealing with violence and becoming moreviolent.
The psychological space this will take you into can be ugly and destructive, pleasebe careful with these techniques.
YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWNPSYCHOLOGICAL WELL BEING.
If the techniques give you negative side effects thenstop the exercises immediately.
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