Personal Combatives

[The Bubba Effect]

My solution: I'm going to have Jackson accompany me everywhere I go to handle the rough stuff.

[video=youtube;VgC1QpnH3Qs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgC1QpnH3Qs[/video]

 

[Jackson]

My solution: I'm going to have Jackson accompany me everywhere I go to handle the rough stuff.

Not a great plan since I pretty well suck at this stuff. Maybe it will give you time to run away while I'm getting a beatdown.

 

[chezuki]

Not a great plan since I pretty well suck at this stuff. Maybe it will give you time to run away while I'm getting a beatdown.

Rhino... “run”.

 

[Jackson]

Rhino... “run”.

Maybe more of a hasty hobble.

 

[rhino]

Not a great plan since I pretty well suck at this stuff. Maybe it will give you time to run away while I'm getting a beatdown.

Rhino... “run”.

Maybe more of a hasty hobble.

!!!

 

[chezuki]

We may be witnessing the birth of an ACT supplemental combatives class. “Rhino Presents: Hard Looks and the Hasty Hobble”.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Does anyone know of anyone who teaches personal combatives type classes. I'm looking for something similar to USMC MCMAP that teaches basic self defense, weapons retention, countering gun/knife assailants when one doesn't have a firearm to defend themselves. Something geared to the beginner.

Given the number of 'gun free' zones and easily offended snowflakes, I figured it was probably time to add something else to my arsenal of tactics that can't be disarmed.

Thoughts? Recommendations?

We do gun & knife retention/disarms. It is CMA though.

In which city are you?

 

[Viper1973]

Thank to everyone for the responses... This at least gives me some options to investigate.

Kirk,
I'm actually located down in Ripley County (southeastern corner of the state).