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1.
Falling Techniques
2. Stances
3. Defensive Maneuvering
4. Blocking Techniques
5. Evasive Jumping Techniques
6. Standing up techniques
7. Footwork
8. Receiving and First Strike Techniques
9. Kicking Techniques
10. Knee Techniques
11. Hand Striking Techniques
12. Elbow Techniques
13. Trapping Hand Techniques
14. Head Butting Techniques
15. Takedown Techniques
16. Throwing Techniques
17. Grappling Techniques
18. Choking Techniques
19. Limb Destruction Techniques
20. Vital Point and Pressure Point Techniques
21.
Restraining Techniques
A. Hand to Hand
B. Handcuffing
C. Rope or Equivalent
22.
Joint Lock Techniques
23. Self Defense Techniques
A. Unarmed
B. Against Multiple Attackers
C. Against Weapons
1. Edged
2. Rigid
3. Flexible
4. Ballistic
5. Chemical
6. Mechanical
7. Every Day Weapon Possibilities
8. Natural Weapons
D.
Scenario Based Training
24.
Weapons Training
A. Edged
1. Knife
2. Machete
3. Sword
4. Throwing Objects
B.
Rigid
1.
26" or 28" Stick
2. 3 Foot Stick
3. 6 Foot Stick
4. 6" Stick
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C.
Flexible
1. Rope
2. Chain
3. Shirt
4. Plastic Cord
D.
Ballistic
1. Handgun
2. Shotgun
3. Compound Bow
4. Crossbow
5. Blowgun
E.
Chemical
1. Mace
2. Pepper Spray
3. Impact Chemicals
F.
Mechanical
1. Vehicular (Car, Truck, Van, Utility, Boat)
2. Chainsaw, etc.
G.
Everyday Weapon Possibilities
1. Phone
2. Screwdriver
3. Hammer, etc.
H.
Natural Weapons
1. Sand
2. Tree Limb
3. Grass, etc.
25.
Demonstration of Techniques
26. Modern One Step Sparring Techniques
27. Free Sparring Techniques
28.
Breaking Techniques
A. Boards
B. Bricks
C. Fire Breaks
29.
Escape Techniques
A. Handcuffs
B. Rope
C. Hand to Hand
D. Building
E. Vehicle
F. Choosing The Right Path
30.
Stealth Techniques
31. Camouflage and Disguise Techniques
32. Building and Vehicle Entry Techniques
33. Rappelling Techniques
34. Swimming Techniques
35. Surveillance Techniques
36. Movement Forms
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