For more than four decades I wanted to create a program that was the essence of combatives. Style-free. Arts-free. Sports-free. The essence of hand, stick, knife and gun fighting. I envisioned a person skilled in unarmed combatives, yet armed with a rifle, or a pistol, or a stick, or a knife, or all of them. They could fight standing, seated, kneeling and on the ground. They could utilize their hands or whatever weapon was needed, while doing what was morally and legally necessary to win and survive the crime or war situation. These Training Mission books document my mission."
- Hock
Hock's Training Mission Two is an unarmed and multi-weapon collection of his Force Necessary, Level 2 hand, stick, knife, and gun course materials. The material is organized through his Stop 6 Training Program as its skeleton. Stop 2 is all the vital collisions that spring from fingers on fingers, hands on hands, hands on wrists, both unarmed and grabs on weapons, releases, drills, exercises and scenarios. The book is in two parts. Part 1 covers the hand, stick, knife, gun universal commonalities of Stop 2. Part 2 covers the physical and mental requirements, skills, drills, and scenarios specific for Force Necessary hand, stick, knife, and gun level 2 course. A practitioner may choose to study one or all of these four courses.
Author Biography:
W. Hock Hochheim served in the military police in Korea and state side in the evacuation of Vietnam. Afterward he worked as a police officer then a detective for more than 22 years in a large, action-packed town in Texas. In the 90's he started a self-defense organization The Scientific Fighting Congress with the mission of teaching self-defense tactics and strategies to those in high-risk professions. Currently he teaches self-defense to military, police and high-risk professionals in more than 11 allied countries. He continues to teach, write about geo-political issues that impact personal safety and security, and write men's action adventure based on his real-world experience. Margaret Eden is an editor and author. She's written both fiction and nonfiction books, and articles for Woman's World and Aspire magazines. She's served as editor-in-chief for the University of North Texas academic publications, InHouse, and The North Texan. She's also served as the editorial services manager for the Society of Petroleum Engineers producing six peer-reviewed, scholarly journals, and more than 25 peer-reviewed textbooks. Jane serves as vice president of Lauric Enterprises, Inc. for more than 25 years. Lauric produces books, dvds, and seminars on self-defense and provides training to military, police, and citizens in high-risk professions in nine allied countries. She also writes and edits for SLB (formerly Schlumberger).
