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Tag Archives: Combatives
Why Lowering the Bar in Training is Never an Option
A staff member recently told me about a conversation he’d had with another trainer. The other person was an advocate… View Article
Posted in Mindset
Tagged Blauer, Combatives, Defensive Tactics, fighting, Lowering, Mindset, PDS, Personal Defense, spear system, Standards, Tony Blauer, Training
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Five Questions to Help You Choose a Combatives Style That’s Right for You
Everyone wants to imagine themselves as the hero. The one who knocks out the mugger or jumps on the armed… View Article
Posted in Mindset
Tagged Bruce Lee, CCW, Combatives, fighting, Kickboxing, Krav Maga, Law Enforcement, Muay Thai, Patrick Vuong, Self Defense, spear system, TMA, Traditional Martial Arts
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What Would It Cost You if You Didn’t Fight Back?
If you’re honest with yourself, there probably aren’t many events that have occurred in your life which completely changed the… View Article
Posted in Combatives
Tagged Accelerated Response, Ambush, Ambush Definition, Bad Breath Distance, Blauer Tactical Systems, Combatives, Concealed Carry, Contact Shots, Converting The Flinch, Edged Weapons, Extreme Close Quarter Counter Ambush, Get off the X, High Ready, Jeff Gonzales, Knife Training, Muzzle Strikes, Near Contact Shots, Non Violent Posture, Non Violent Stance, Outside 90 Fingers Splayed, Pre Contact Cues, Shoot No Shoot Threat, SIRT Pistol, spear system, Spontaneous Protection, The Knockout Game, Tony Blauer, TRICON, Trident Concepts, Weapon Strikes, Weapon Transitions
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Combatives: Being Multidimensional and Employing the High Ready
Combatives is a term that’s currently being thrown around like the word tactical was in the 90’s. So, let’s start… View Article
Posted in Combatives
Tagged combat, Combatives, fight, Jeff Gonzales, Jeff Gonzales Navy SEAL, strength, Tony Blauer, Training, Trident Concepts
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The Nuts ‘n’ Bolts of Interpersonal Combat
When it comes to martial arts, the arguments over which is best never seems to stop. Many people consider their… View Article
Posted in Combatives, Uncategorized
Tagged Combatives, Interpersonal Combat, Martial Arts
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Defending Against the Modern Edged Weapons Threat
Many people use the phrases “edged weapons” and “knife fighting” interchangeably. That is far from correct, or at least it… View Article
Learn how to Gather Intel with SCG International: The Graduate School of Tactical Training
The graduate school of tactical training you say? really? I was a bit skeptical myself when I first saw the… View Article
