just a little manual that everyone should have seen by now.

[ysc87]

'combative fighting' -- i find that term to be redundant

anyways, i used to be asked by my classmates (up until a few months ago-- just graduated) to teach basic self defense. and i did, to the best of my ability, to deliever everything in a simplified manner, everything from a shuffle side kick to a simple trapping sequence. however, i soon realized that not everyone that was asking me was endowed with certain physical traits needed to learn everything i was trying to teach them. so, i had to make this easier for everyone-- i couldn't exactly turn this into an all-out school, so i found an easier way-- found the army field guide (all of them are public domain) to h2h combat- to make a long and useless story short, i found that the guide was a good way to teach people with no experience whatsoever basic stuff without a hassle. not the most fluid, nor the most efficient way of doing things, but this guide can help everyone who is a little rusty on stuff like armlocks to kicks until they can properly learn it at their school of choice. think of it like bondo for your style. it's great for beginners and people who aren't sure that they haven't mastered their current art well enough to properly use it in certain situations.

http://www.wanderworks.com/chilichokers/combatives_toc.htm

as you can tell, it was 1 in the morning, i was bored, and i felt like being helpful for no reason whatsoever. cheers.

[ysc87]

oh yeah, the full list is here, just in case you wanted to learn how to plan a tactical desert strike for some reason:

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/policy/army/fm/

[UseoForce]

That's the old One!

Here's the new one:

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/policy/army/fm/3-25-150/

[ysc87]

thanks-- looks like they added a lot of submission fighting to it.

[UseoForce]

Basically MMA with a few dirty tricks. But I think that's a good thing!