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[Actually, IMO, most of the sport styles today fit this term more than traditional styles.

 

I wish, when I was in the Army, that I had the training and knowledge that I have now. I wasn't in combat, but could have easily been sent to "Nam at any time ('72-74). The hand to hand training I recieved while in the Army was a joke, and basically emphasised pure aggression over any sort of effective technique.

 

In that respect, things haven't changed too much...for about a month or two during my "unarmed combat classes" (which unfortunately was a generous title), I would wrestle the instructor during off times every other day. He was a Marine cop that outweighed me by 50 pounds and has an inch or two taller. I pinned him more than he would pin me, even playing by his rules...He only half-jokingly told me that nearly all of the combat techniques they learned were simply grab to the groin and pull...Of course as a cop, he knew some verly effective restraining maneuvers, but like most cops/law enforcement/special forces, he had little understanding of the theory behind it (and had a harder time improvising).

 

My friend in the army said they would have to learn this mantra "Two (bullets) to the chest, kick em' in the nuts, two to the head."...

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That will vary from instructor to instructor. The marines have a program called MACMAP that has a loose outline, but varies depending on the instructor. My frient was learning basic chin na, basic bjj and some basic striking as well.

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You have seem to miss the answer to your question when I posted "Who?"

In other words 7Star, he was being facetious when he posted that one-liner query.

 

I must admit though, you're just a tad obsessive with the postings there 47Martial. At least occasionally you offer up something worthwhile... but to hunt and peck through a hundred one-liners a day from one person, for a scrap of content, it can get a bit tedious.

 

612 posts in 8 days equates to 77 posts a day!

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