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ποΈ 17 April 2018
β±οΈ 73 minutes
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This week on Episode 391 of the podcast we have guest Tim Larkin. Tim is a defensive tactics and hand-to-hand combatives expert, and author of When Violence is the Answer. As a former military intelligence officer, he was part of a beta group that redesigned how Special Operations personnel trained for close combat. He has a 25 year career where he has trained over 10,000 people in 52 countries in how to deal with imminent violence, including working with groups like the Navy SEALS teams, SEAL Team 6, US Army Special Forces, FBI Rescue Team, and many more.
Show Notes:
00:00 β Pre-Intro/Summary
4:02 β Violence is a tool
8:08 β Battling the stigma of violence
15:02 β Teaching children about violence, and the difference of training males and females
18:45 β Antisocial aggression vs asocial violence
22:53 β Legal aspect of self defense, only responding when necessary, and avoidance
23:50 β Timβs goal with training and informing people
26:40 β Violence has no demographic
29:15 β Training kids
35:32 β Pedophile danger
38:02 β Not sugar coating violence
40:07 β Self Protection is like CPR
41:24 β Competition and combat sports vs Destruction
43:18 β Looking at sports injury data for vulnerabilities
45:35 β Taking advantage of automatic body response to injury
46:50 β Is there efficacy of having previous martial arts training
49:07 β Alphas, the currency of violence, and the Aryan Brotherhood
53:11 β Getting effective first
56:56 β Edged weapons, firearms, and tools
59:21 β Slow deliberate training and deep practice
1:07:00 β How Robb and Tim were introduced, and Robbβs atlatl kill
1:08:15 β Where to find Timβs work, and 10 week video course with book
Website: http://whenviolenceistheanswer.com/
Instagram: timlarkintft
Facebook: Tim Larkin
Book: When Violence is the Answer
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0:00.0 | Hey folks, welcome back to another edition of the Paler Solution Podcast, Rob Wolf here. |
0:10.0 | Today's show is with New York Times best-selling author Tim Larkin. |
0:15.0 | Tim is a really phenomenal guy. |
0:18.0 | He has written a book, When Violence is the Answer. |
0:22.0 | Tim has a fascinating background. He is a defensive tactics and |
0:24.8 | hand-to-hand combatives expert who's worked with a remarkable number of |
0:29.0 | people in entities including the US Navy SEAL teams, |
0:33.1 | SEAL Team 6, US Army Special Forces, |
0:36.6 | FBI Hostage Rescue Team, Department of Treasury, |
0:39.9 | Department of Energy, U.S. Marshals, |
0:41.9 | and it goes on and on and on. |
0:45.0 | Tim is a lifelong athlete, served in the military, has been interested in |
0:51.2 | combatives and martial arts, literally whole life and we had a really |
0:55.9 | fascinating conversation around this topic of violence and aggression and it's um this is another another one of these podcasts that for some people |
1:05.6 | may be a little bit upsetting it may take you to some places that you're not |
1:10.0 | entirely comfortable with I try to live as peaceful and a butterfly and |
1:17.8 | unicorn life as I possibly can, but I've been in a couple of situations. I was, I guess, the victim of an attempted |
1:27.7 | mugging once and managed to navigate that situation pretty effectively and in many ways could have been very lucky because the individual was not armed either with an edged weapon or a firearm or anything, but that situation forever changed the way that I approach getting into and out of a |
1:47.4 | car and a parking lot approaching an ATM, navigating my family around different environments. And so Tim talks about this stuff in the book. And the book is really fascinating and that he breaks things down and talks about things like social aggression versus a social violence and it may seem like kind of a spurious distinction but it's really really important to understand that and I think for many people who have never experienced |
2:17.8 | some sort of a violent attack and you know thank God that you know the vast majority of us have not and in general the world is a |
2:26.4 | safer place than what it's been in the past but the these things do happen and I |
2:30.2 | think it's worthwhile just noodling on some of this stuff. |
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