Indigenous Ability

  [Bear with me through Parts 1 & 2 as we set the stage for the Revelation in Part 3. While, initially, this may seem to be nothing more than an exploration of the hallmark case of The Bermuda Triangle, it has a direct link to a blackmark on Frontier Historical Combat Research. Now, dig in, as I’ve been putting this together for a long time, a lotta work here and the revelation, well, stay with me, you’ll see.] Date : December 5, 1945, 2:10 p.m. Location : Naval Air Station [NAS] Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Mission : Flight 19 comprised of 5 Avenger torpedo bombers crewed by 14 men head east over the Atlantic. This is a training mission for the crews in the last stages of the training curricula. The mission is headed by the more experienced Lt. Charles Taylor; the other 4 pilots possess less experience than Lt. Taylor. Note: The 5 pilots had been recently transferred from the Keys, which they knew well. This mission was to take them towards the Bahamas over ocean they...

  42 Rounds of Rough n Tumble Mayhem!! The Union Pacific Crash Course Rough n Tumble Kickboxing: Fundamental Heavy Bag & Shadowboxing Training A Rough n Tumble: The Whole She-Bang aka “The System” Volume Our newest video-instruction addition to The Historical Rough n Tumble Library is a streamlined integration of Old School Hands & Historical Knee and Kicking Attacks. All laid out in an easy-to-follow A-Z Shadowboxing/Heavy Bag Drill Template walking you thru an in-depth street-ready buzzsaw of striking mayhem. Sections include: Union Pacific Footwork to Streamline Your Shadowboxing Bag Training Set-Ups The Wisdom of the Heavy Bag Pyramid Method Fundamental Combinations—Hands Only ·          The Top 8 “Chopping” aka Using Cycle 10s to Build Power Adding Fork Knees & Walking Knees Adding Fork Kicks Adding the Caulk Kick Free-Ranging aka Improvisation 42 Rounds of Skull-Slammin’, Shin-Splinterin’, ...

  To set our stage, a textbook extract: “ Let us begin, then, with the act of walking. For all its apparent simplicity, it is an adaptation as specialized as flying is to a bat or swimming to a seal. True, man is not the only animal able to stand on his hind legs alone; birds, bears and a number of man's primate cousins are bipedal on occasion. But with the exception of a few flightless birds, such as the ostrich, man is the only animal that depends exclusively on two legs for locomotion whether crossing a room or crossing a continent, moving at high speeds or aimlessly strolling, with arms burdened or swinging free. Using his two legs, a man has the endurance to outrun a deer. He can carry heavier loads, pound for pound of body weight, than a donkey the French-Canadian voyageurs who transported Indian trade goods through the North Woods routinely backpacked 180 pounds of bales over nine-mile portages, and a legendary hero among them named La Bonga is said to have portaged 450 po...