Left of Bang: How the Marine Corps’ Combat Hunter Program Can Save Your Life
by Patrick Van Horne, Jason A. Riley
Product Description
You walk into a restaurant and get an immediate sense that you should leave. You are about to step onto an elevator with a stranger and something stops you. You interview a potential new employee who has the resume to do the job, but something tells you not to offer the position. These scenarios all represent "left of bang," the moments before something bad happens. But how many times have you talked yourself out of leaving the restaurant, getting off the elevator, or getting over your silly "gut" feeling about someone? Is there a way to not just listen to your inner protector more but to actually increase your sensitivity to threats before they happen? Legendary Marine general James Mattis asked the same question and issued a directive to operationalize the Marine Corps' Combat Hunter program. A comprehensive and no-nonsense approach to heightening each and every one of our gifts of fear, Left of Bang is the result.
About the Author
Patrick Van Horne is a former captain in the United States Marine Corps and the founder of The CP Journal, a behavioral analysis training company. His firm provides training support to the U.S. military, federal and local law enforcement agencies, and the private security industry. Patrick lives in Boulder, Colorado.
Jason A. Riley has served as a Marine Corps infantry officer since 2003 and is currently a major in the Marine Corps Reserve. While on active duty, he served with 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment and deployed twice to Iraq.
A classically trained actor, director, and teacher with many regional Shakespeare plays to his credit, Danny Campbell has narrated over 150 titles and directed at least that many. He is a multiple AudioFile Earphones Award winner and was named one of AudioFile's Best of the Year 2017.
You walk into a restaurant and get an immediate sense that you should leave. You are about to step onto an elevator with a stranger and something stops you. You interview a potential new employee who has the resume to do the job, but something tells you not to offer the position. These scenarios all represent "left of bang," the moments before something bad happens. But how many times have you talked yourself out of leaving the restaurant, getting off the elevator, or getting over your silly "gut" feeling about someone? Is there a way to not just listen to your inner protector more but to actually increase your sensitivity to threats before they happen? Legendary Marine general James Mattis asked the same question and issued a directive to operationalize the Marine Corps' Combat Hunter program. A comprehensive and no-nonsense approach to heightening each and every one of our gifts of fear, Left of Bang is the result.
About the Author
Patrick Van Horne is a former captain in the United States Marine Corps and the founder of The CP Journal, a behavioral analysis training company. His firm provides training support to the U.S. military, federal and local law enforcement agencies, and the private security industry. Patrick lives in Boulder, Colorado.
Jason A. Riley has served as a Marine Corps infantry officer since 2003 and is currently a major in the Marine Corps Reserve. While on active duty, he served with 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment and deployed twice to Iraq.
A classically trained actor, director, and teacher with many regional Shakespeare plays to his credit, Danny Campbell has narrated over 150 titles and directed at least that many. He is a multiple AudioFile Earphones Award winner and was named one of AudioFile's Best of the Year 2017.
Health, Fitness & DietingSafety & First AidHistoryAmericasUnited StatesMilitary
RELEASED2015
PUBLISHERTantor Audio
LANGUAGEEN
Left of Bang: How the Marine Corps’ Combat Hunter Program Can Save Your Life
by Patrick Van Horne, Jason A. Riley
Product Description
You walk into a restaurant and get an immediate sense that you should leave. You are about to step onto an elevator with a stranger and something stops you. You interview a potential new employee who has the resume to do the job, but something tells you not to offer the position. These scenarios all represent "left of bang," the moments before something bad happens. But how many times have you talked yourself out of leaving the restaurant, getting off the elevator, or getting over your silly "gut" feeling about someone? Is there a way to not just listen to your inner protector more but to actually increase your sensitivity to threats before they happen? Legendary Marine general James Mattis asked the same question and issued a directive to operationalize the Marine Corps' Combat Hunter program. A comprehensive and no-nonsense approach to heightening each and every one of our gifts of fear, Left of Bang is the result.
About the Author
Patrick Van Horne is a former captain in the United States Marine Corps and the founder of The CP Journal, a behavioral analysis training company. His firm provides training support to the U.S. military, federal and local law enforcement agencies, and the private security industry. Patrick lives in Boulder, Colorado.
Jason A. Riley has served as a Marine Corps infantry officer since 2003 and is currently a major in the Marine Corps Reserve. While on active duty, he served with 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment and deployed twice to Iraq.
A classically trained actor, director, and teacher with many regional Shakespeare plays to his credit, Danny Campbell has narrated over 150 titles and directed at least that many. He is a multiple AudioFile Earphones Award winner and was named one of AudioFile's Best of the Year 2017.
You walk into a restaurant and get an immediate sense that you should leave. You are about to step onto an elevator with a stranger and something stops you. You interview a potential new employee who has the resume to do the job, but something tells you not to offer the position. These scenarios all represent "left of bang," the moments before something bad happens. But how many times have you talked yourself out of leaving the restaurant, getting off the elevator, or getting over your silly "gut" feeling about someone? Is there a way to not just listen to your inner protector more but to actually increase your sensitivity to threats before they happen? Legendary Marine general James Mattis asked the same question and issued a directive to operationalize the Marine Corps' Combat Hunter program. A comprehensive and no-nonsense approach to heightening each and every one of our gifts of fear, Left of Bang is the result.
About the Author
Patrick Van Horne is a former captain in the United States Marine Corps and the founder of The CP Journal, a behavioral analysis training company. His firm provides training support to the U.S. military, federal and local law enforcement agencies, and the private security industry. Patrick lives in Boulder, Colorado.
Jason A. Riley has served as a Marine Corps infantry officer since 2003 and is currently a major in the Marine Corps Reserve. While on active duty, he served with 1st Battalion, 2nd Marine Regiment and deployed twice to Iraq.
A classically trained actor, director, and teacher with many regional Shakespeare plays to his credit, Danny Campbell has narrated over 150 titles and directed at least that many. He is a multiple AudioFile Earphones Award winner and was named one of AudioFile's Best of the Year 2017.
Health, Fitness & DietingSafety & First AidHistoryAmericasUnited StatesMilitaryStrategy
RELEASED2015
PUBLISHERTantor Audio
LANGUAGEEN