Unarmed Versus the Knife by Hock Hochheim

Unarmed Versus the Knife by Hock Hochheim

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Salepage: Unarmed Versus the Knife by Hock Hochheim

This is one of a two film set on this subject. In this set you will see: These methods come from Hock’s decades of study in military combatives, Police Judo, Karate, Jujitsu, Filipino Mano Mano and Silats, as well as decades in police work. This is part of the Force Necessary: Hand! Unarmed Combatives course. No promises. No guarantees, just options. The only purpose of this set is to provide martial programs and classes with a variety of ideas, work-outs, drills and exercises to provoke practice and awareness in classes and seminars. This is part of Levels 8 and 9 of the Unared course.

Experiment with these tactics, exercises, scenarios and skills:

. Defeating his knife quick draw Close, mid, far and ground “range” problems
. Knife grips
. Knife swings and the pain continuum
. Classic and modern evasion methods and footwork
. Charging the X 4 arm attacks
. Discussing disarms
. Arm wraps
. Blocks and strikes
. The Unarmed Spartan Module
. The Unarmed Chain of the knife Module
. The Unarmed In the Clutches of Module
. Multiple opponents
. Build your own class obstacle course to train
. Many combat scenarios
. Much more…

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