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What
Constitutes a Complete System? Many systems and
styles out there claim to be “complete”.
Below is a list of elements that are mandatory to even begin to say
your style is complete. 1.
Confrontation
Management – How to deal with the pre-fight circumstances. Deescalating and defusing. 2.
Realistic
Scenario Training – Training must mimic reality. It must be “alive”, dynamic, and against a
non-consenting partner. 3.
Preemptive
Striking – Your entire arsenal can’t be counters. In survival situations you need to be able
to take the initiative. 4.
Awareness,
Safety and Preparation – Often given lip service, few styles teach how to
develop these skills. 5.
Control
Counters – Counters to grabs, chokes, bear hugs and locks. 6.
Weapon
Counters – How to deal with static and dynamic weapon threats. 7.
Ground
Combat – Offensive moves and counters when on the ground. Also, who to attack a standing enemy from
the ground, as well as, how to rapidly get to a standing position. 8.
Weapon Use –
How to use weapons that can be carried or improvised. 9.
Restraint
and Control – These are non-lethal methods for dealing with situations. 10.
Power
Development and Target Indexing – All the training will be for naught without
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