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SHOCKWAVE<br />

The world's best combat defense news magazine<br />

OCTOBER 2019<br />

ISSUE NO. 16<br />

USD 7.99<br />

SHOCKWAVE TV<br />

LOOK OUT,<br />

HE'S BACK<br />

A different Alex Murdock<br />

returns to the ring<br />

TRAIN<br />

LIKE MURDOCK<br />

in the gym with greatness<br />

ALL YOU<br />

NEED TO KNOW<br />

tactics, predictions, expert<br />

reviews, the future<br />

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SHOCKWAVE<br />

EIGHT BEST<br />

STRETCHES TO DO<br />

BEFORE RUNNING<br />

Walking Lunges<br />

According to Wikipedia,<br />

a news article discusses<br />

current or recent news<br />

of either general<br />

interest or of a specific<br />

topic. Political or trade<br />

news magazines.<br />

Quoted references can also be helpful.<br />

References to people can also be made<br />

through the written accounts of interviews<br />

and debates confirming the factuality of the<br />

writer’s information and his reliability.<br />

Kneeling Hip<br />

Flexor Stretch<br />

According to Wikipedia,<br />

a news article discusses<br />

current or recent news<br />

of either general<br />

interest or of a specific<br />

topic. Political or trade<br />

news magazines.<br />

Quoted references can also be helpful.<br />

References to people can also be made<br />

through the written accounts of interviews<br />

and debates confirming the factuality of the<br />

writer’s information and his reliability.<br />

Side Stretch<br />

According to Wikipedia,<br />

a news article discusses<br />

current or recent news<br />

of either general<br />

interest or of a specific<br />

topic. Political or trade<br />

news magazines.<br />

Quoted references can also be helpful.<br />

References to people can also be made<br />

through the written accounts of interviews<br />

and debates confirming the factuality of the<br />

writer’s information and his reliability. The<br />

writer can use redirection to ensure that<br />

the reader keeps reading the article and to<br />

draw her attention to other articles<br />

Continue reading at next page ><br />

KIDS, MENTORS,<br />

AND CONFIDENCE<br />

By Jacob Walker<br />

According to Wikipedia, a news article discusses current or recent<br />

news of either general interest (i.e. daily newspapers) or of a specific<br />

topic (i.e. political or trade news magazines, club newsletters, or<br />

technology news websites).<br />

A news article can include accounts of eyewitnesses to the<br />

happening event. It can contain photographs, accounts, statistics,<br />

graphs, recollections, interviews, polls, debates on the topic, etc.<br />

Headlines can be used to focus the reader’s attention on a particular<br />

(or main) part of the article. The writer can also give facts and<br />

detailed information following answers to general questions like who,<br />

what, when, where, why and how.<br />

Quoted references can also be helpful. References to people can<br />

also be made through the written accounts of interviews and debates<br />

confirming the factuality of the writer’s information and the reliability<br />

of his source. The writer can use redirection to ensure that the<br />

reader keeps reading the article and to draw her attention to other<br />

articles. For example, phrases like "Continued on page 3” redirect the<br />

reader to a page where the article is continued.<br />

While a good conclusion is an important ingredient for newspaper<br />

articles, the immediacy of a deadline environment means that copy<br />

editing often takes the form of deleting everything past an<br />

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OCTOBER 2021 | ISSUE 16


According to Wikipedia, a news<br />

article discusses current or recent<br />

news of either general interest (i.e.<br />

daily newspapers) or of a specific<br />

topic (i.e. political or trade news<br />

magazines, club newsletters, or<br />

technology news websites).<br />

A news article can include<br />

accounts of eyewitnesses to the<br />

happening event. It can contain<br />

photographs, accounts, statistics,<br />

graphs, recollections, interviews,<br />

polls, debates on the topic, etc.<br />

Headlines can be used to focus the<br />

reader’s attention on a particular (or<br />

main) part of the article. The writer<br />

can also give facts and detailed<br />

information following answers to<br />

general questions like who, what,<br />

when, where, why and how.<br />

Quoted references can also be<br />

helpful. References to people can<br />

also be made through the written<br />

accounts of interviews and debates<br />

confirming the factuality of the<br />

writer’s information and the<br />

reliability of his source. The writer<br />

can use redirection to ensure that<br />

the reader keeps reading the article<br />

and to draw her attention to other<br />

articles. For example, phrases like<br />

"Continued on page 3” redirect the<br />

reader to a page where the article is<br />

continued.<br />

While a good conclusion is an<br />

important ingredient for newspaper<br />

articles, the immediacy of a deadline<br />

environment means that copy<br />

editing often takes the form of<br />

deleting everything past an<br />

arbitrary point in the story<br />

corresponding to the dictates of<br />

available space on a page. Therefore,<br />

newspaper reporters are trained to<br />

write in inverted pyramid style, with<br />

all the most important information<br />

in the first paragraph or two. If the<br />

less vital details are pushed towards<br />

the end of the story, then the impact<br />

of draconian copy editing will be<br />

minimized.<br />

Wikipedia is a multilingual, web-based, free-<br />

content encyclopedia project. | wikipedia.com<br />

Message from the Editor:<br />

<br />

Michael Johnson<br />

<br />

I started in martial arts at 2 years old, and<br />

I continue to grow my knowledge and<br />

career in combatives.<br />

<br />

I opened Shockwave Defense in<br />

Albuquerque, NM in 2002 which<br />

combined experiences that yielded life<br />

conviction, behavioral psychology, and<br />

multiple black belt rankings into my<br />

interpretation of defense called<br />

Bellicusology (The study of militant,<br />

martial, and warfare ways).<br />

<br />

SHOCKWAVE TV<br />

SHOCKWAVE<br />

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SHOCKWAVE<br />

The world's best combat defense news magazine<br />

NOVEMBER 2021<br />

ISSUE NO. 17<br />

USD 7.99<br />

SHOCKWAVE TV<br />

TOP TIPS<br />

FROM THE PROS<br />

Make the gym pay off faster.<br />

BREAKING POINT<br />

Breakthrough your limitations.<br />

ALL YOU<br />

NEED TO KNOW 2.0<br />

tactics, predictions, expert<br />

reviews, the future<br />

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