Controlling the Body Weapons

[Anonymous]

In my many years of police work and looking for the

[Damian (Instructor)]

Can’t find a thing wrong with what ya said so far.

What I learned from the Fairbairn/Sykes mindset up to now is that the best “techniques” are:

Take his balance

Take his vision

Take his “wind”

Bend something the way it ain’t supposed to be bent

Rip his face off

Block his blood from his brain

Pound the living f**** out of him lol

[Damian (Instructor)]

add movement to your list and you got the perfect tactical scenario

then it really is easy to beat them to a plup…

Remember though, the tactical application should not be approached in any particular order.

always take what your advesary gives you and work from there.

[Damian (Instructor)]

Well yeah Pro, that’s why I put techniques in quotes like that. Most techniques in most martial arts consist of what Cestari I believed called “rote” patterns. “Do this, then this, then this…and NO not like that…like this!” then “Now MEMORIZE that!”

And yes, movement. As in forward…but to an angle.

[Damian (Instructor)]

That’s what I like about this “program.” Find the opening – whatever the person opens for you – and ATTACK!!! I implied movement with “taking of ground.” Good to see you both get what I’m saying. It makes me feel like I communicated it properly.

[Damian (Instructor)]

what’s that Kirk? You say something?

hehehe

[Damian (Instructor)]

This is how people in the real world get fucked up. Master these techniques, move first and you’ll be unstoppable

[Damian (Instructor)]

Well put Kirk, thanks for this post.

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