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Isn't it interesting that most of the styles - Page 2 - Movies, Music, Fashion, Sports - Posted: 6th Apr, 2003 - 10:44am
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| Hand-to-hand is rare in today's warfare. |
Yeah, seems like most of it comes in the form of a bomb above.
What about the SEALS - I notice most movies portray their skill with knives. What is that called?
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Post Date: 5th Apr, 2003 - 10:14am / Post ID: #
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Yeah, seems like most of it comes in the form of a bomb above. What about the SEALS - I notice most movies portray their skill with knives. What is that called? |
It's called Hollywood Ballyhoo.
Although the Special Forces of all branches do a lot of close-order training, that is more for conditioning than actual use.
If you can get close enough to a man to cut his throat, a .9mm round (with silencer) to the brain is far more efficient than trying to cut him.
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| I had a friend who was a San Dan in Shotokan who got the living **** kicked out of him by a DI |
Good Ole Street Fighting! (not that it is good) Street fighting teaches you to expect the unexpected and give it all you got.
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| It's called Hollywood Ballyhoo. |
Not to mention the flying movements and the two hundred hits and punchest they have to take before they fall on the ground.
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| If you can get close enough to a man to cut his throat, a .9mm round (with silencer) to the brain is far more efficient than trying to cut him. |
Sure but unless you are actually are at war and your gun is in hand it will be hard to defend yourself if all you know how to do is pull a trigger.
Post Date: 5th Apr, 2003 - 6:15pm / Post ID: #
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Sure but unless you are actually are at war and your gun is in hand it will be hard to defend yourself if all you know how to do is pull a trigger. |
OH.
I thought that was what you were talking about when you said Special Ops.
Well, if it is a street situation, a knife would not likely be in your hand either- not that most don't carry them.
I wouldn't recommend taking on a guy who had military training AND a knife in his hand.
You would very likely wind up with a tracheotomy you could put a soda can in.
Post Date: 6th Apr, 2003 - 10:17am / Post ID: #
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So are you saying that military hand to hand combat rivals those that learn the oriental art forms? |
By no means.
Martial arts training, if learned under a qualified sensei, and practiced with dedication and discipline, is an unmatched form of unarmed self-defense.
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Isn't it interesting that most of the styles thought today are from the Orient? I wonder why Western cultures never developed their own to the same standard? I do know the Brazilians have a style that is very popular, but it requires very acrobatic movements.
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