Aug 14, 2018 1 hr 33 min

#19 - Tu Lam

Tu Lam is a modern day warrior, retired US Army Special Foces - Green Beret with 23 Years of Special Operations through 27 countries. Tu has 30+ years training in various martial arts from Kali to Jiu Jitsu. Presently Tu is the CEO of Ronin Tactics as well as Co-host of the History Channel's Forged in Fire: Knife or Death. This discussion includes: Unarmed and Dangerous You have far more to fear from a deadly man than a deadly weapon Al Qaeda in the Philippines How Martial Arts effects your gunfighting Self-Development Don't ask for an easy life, ask for the strength to endure a hard life Living a life of higher purpose Solving the root problem by showing people that there are other options, that there is a way out. https://www.ronintactics.com/ Instagram @ronintactics Twitter @ronintactics Facebook - Ronin Tactics

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