Quick simple joint breaks explained with simple physics. The mp3's are taken from conference calls with Tim Larkin on the subject and you don't need them, but they are there if you want them.How to instantly hobble, cripple or destroy any adversary… using self defense leverage secrets employed by the smartest, most street-savvy, most successful fighters on the planet.

Fierce attack… Split-second of instant destruction… Dynamic Joint Breaks..! Vladimir Vasiliev of the Russian Special Operations Unit, renowned co-founder of SYSTEMA Russian Martial Art, reveals the professional methods of Dynamic Joint and Limb Destruction.

The fictional Joint Task Force is a multinational peacekeeping unit formed by the Western nations to put the muscle back into peacekeeping, and the game takes the JTF around the world as it attempts to stamp out a terrorist organization with shades of Al-Qaeda. The JTF is apparently a shoestring operation, though, because it literally has to fight for its funding while on the battlefield. The games mechanics are set up so that you start off with a limited handful of assets in most missions and then are rewarded cash for completing objectives.

The fictional Joint Task Force is a multinational peacekeeping unit formed by the Western nations to put the muscle back into peacekeeping, and the game takes the JTF around the world as it attempts to stamp out a terrorist organization with shades of Al-Qaeda. The JTF is apparently a shoestring operation, though, because it literally has to fight for its funding while on the battlefield. The games mechanics are set up so that you start off with a limited handful of assets in most missions and then are rewarded cash for completing objectives.

The fictional Joint Task Force is a multinational peacekeeping unit formed by the Western nations to put the muscle back into peacekeeping, and the game takes the JTF around the world as it attempts to stamp out a terrorist organization with shades of Al-Qaeda. The JTF is apparently a shoestring operation, though, because it literally has to fight for its funding while on the battlefield. The game's mechanics are set up so that you start off with a limited handful of assets in most missions and then are rewarded cash for completing objectives. You can then use that cash to purchase reinforcements, from RPG-wielding Rangers to Humvees to helicopters to satellite scans of the battlefield. The missions are fairly straightforward and consist mainly of going from point A to point B to accomplish an objective (usually blasting everything in the area), only to be notified by the JTF commander to go to another point on the map and carry out the same objective. In essence, you're maneuvering around the level like a rat in a maze until you finally get to the end, at which point it's on to the next mission to repeat the process.