Duck punch, cover block and knee strike. Boxing, wrestling and Ju-Jitsu. Gameplan, lines of attack and final disengagement. If taking flight isn't an option, fighting is a necessity. Extreme Unarmed Combat is the authoritative handbook on an immense array of close combat defense techniques, from fistfights to headlocks, from tackling single unarmed opponents to armed groups, from stance to maneuvering. Presented in a handy pocketbook format, Extreme Unarmed Combat’s structure considers the different fighting and martial arts skills an individual can use before having to consider at the areas…mehr
Duck punch, cover block and knee strike. Boxing, wrestling and Ju-Jitsu. Gameplan, lines of attack and final disengagement. If taking flight isn't an option, fighting is a necessity. Extreme Unarmed Combat is the authoritative handbook on an immense array of close combat defense techniques, from fistfights to headlocks, from tackling single unarmed opponents to armed groups, from stance to maneuvering. Presented in a handy pocketbook format, Extreme Unarmed Combat’s structure considers the different fighting and martial arts skills an individual can use before having to consider at the areas of the body to defend. It teaches how to attack without getting hurt, and how to incapacitate an opponent. With more than 120 black-&-white illustrations of combat scenarios, punches, blocks and ducks, and with expert easy-to-follow text, Extreme Unarmed Combat guides you through everything a person need to know about what to do when escaping trouble isn't an option. This book can save lives.
Part 1: Unarmed Combat in Extreme Situations ‘Martial Arts’, ‘Fighting’ and ‘Combat’ The Reasons Why Justification and Legitimate Targets Winning and Losing Fighting Spirit Karate, Boxing and Milling Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Arrest and Restraint Aikido Military Arrest & Restraint On the Battlefield Traditional European Wrestling Ju-Jitsu Hand to Hand Military Combatives Krav Maga A Note on Legality in Civilian Situations Part 2: Unarmed Combat Techniques Fundamentals of Personal Combat Stance and Movement Impact and Weight Transfer Taking the Initiative Tactical Manoeuvring Controlling the Opponent Gameplan and Objectives Basic Combat Techniques Blows Striking Principles Open Hands vs Fists Augmenting a Strike with an Object Attacking Joints Chokes & Strangles Impact with the Ground and Objects Going to the Ground Finishing or Disengaging Using the Environment Weapons Blunt Sharp Pointed Firearms Unarmed or Armed Opponent: It Doesn’t Matter ‘Lines of Attack’
Part 3: Single Opponent On The Offensive: ‘Chinjab’ Knockout Blow Hammerfist Blows Elbow Knockout Blow Knee Strike (Straight or Round) Front Kick to Body or Knee Rear Choke/Spin and Choke Rear Takedown ‘Rolling Blitz’ Strikes/Knees Strike/Close in/Grab & Knee/Dumping Takedown Strike/Close/Sweeping Leg Kick & Takedown On The Defensive: Cover Block/Trap Arm/Reaping Takedown/Knee Drop Smother Block/Pass Arm/Rotating Takedown Duck Punch/Body Shot Evade to Side/Knee or Elbow Strike Evade Grab & Break Arm Escape Headlock/Takedown Counter Grab/Strikes Arrest & Restraint Disarm/Arm Control Rear Throat Restraint
Part 4: Armed Opponent Blunt Weapon: Duck Swing/Stomping Side-of-Knee Kick Jam Swing/Knee Strikes Jam Backhand Swing/Weapon Choke or Takedown Jam Swing/Strip Weapon and Use It Slashing Weapon (Knife): Jam And Control Weapon/Cradle Strike Pin Weapon/Strikes Thrusting Weapon (Knife or Bayonet) Deflect & Break Arm; Deflect & Disarm Deflect & Shoulder Lock or Dislocation Control Weapon Arm; Deflect Bayonet Thrust & Counter
Part 5: Groups and Other Adverse Situations Gun or Knife at Back Gun or Knife in Front (One Hand) Gun in Front (Two Handed Grip) Knife at Throat Held Weapon Retention (Sidearm) Surrounded Escape Blocked
Final Notes: No Rules, No Mercy, No Such Thing as Fair Play
Part 1: Unarmed Combat in Extreme Situations ‘Martial Arts’, ‘Fighting’ and ‘Combat’ The Reasons Why Justification and Legitimate Targets Winning and Losing Fighting Spirit Karate, Boxing and Milling Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Arrest and Restraint Aikido Military Arrest & Restraint On the Battlefield Traditional European Wrestling Ju-Jitsu Hand to Hand Military Combatives Krav Maga A Note on Legality in Civilian Situations Part 2: Unarmed Combat Techniques Fundamentals of Personal Combat Stance and Movement Impact and Weight Transfer Taking the Initiative Tactical Manoeuvring Controlling the Opponent Gameplan and Objectives Basic Combat Techniques Blows Striking Principles Open Hands vs Fists Augmenting a Strike with an Object Attacking Joints Chokes & Strangles Impact with the Ground and Objects Going to the Ground Finishing or Disengaging Using the Environment Weapons Blunt Sharp Pointed Firearms Unarmed or Armed Opponent: It Doesn’t Matter ‘Lines of Attack’
Part 3: Single Opponent On The Offensive: ‘Chinjab’ Knockout Blow Hammerfist Blows Elbow Knockout Blow Knee Strike (Straight or Round) Front Kick to Body or Knee Rear Choke/Spin and Choke Rear Takedown ‘Rolling Blitz’ Strikes/Knees Strike/Close in/Grab & Knee/Dumping Takedown Strike/Close/Sweeping Leg Kick & Takedown On The Defensive: Cover Block/Trap Arm/Reaping Takedown/Knee Drop Smother Block/Pass Arm/Rotating Takedown Duck Punch/Body Shot Evade to Side/Knee or Elbow Strike Evade Grab & Break Arm Escape Headlock/Takedown Counter Grab/Strikes Arrest & Restraint Disarm/Arm Control Rear Throat Restraint
Part 4: Armed Opponent Blunt Weapon: Duck Swing/Stomping Side-of-Knee Kick Jam Swing/Knee Strikes Jam Backhand Swing/Weapon Choke or Takedown Jam Swing/Strip Weapon and Use It Slashing Weapon (Knife): Jam And Control Weapon/Cradle Strike Pin Weapon/Strikes Thrusting Weapon (Knife or Bayonet) Deflect & Break Arm; Deflect & Disarm Deflect & Shoulder Lock or Dislocation Control Weapon Arm; Deflect Bayonet Thrust & Counter
Part 5: Groups and Other Adverse Situations Gun or Knife at Back Gun or Knife in Front (One Hand) Gun in Front (Two Handed Grip) Knife at Throat Held Weapon Retention (Sidearm) Surrounded Escape Blocked
Final Notes: No Rules, No Mercy, No Such Thing as Fair Play
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