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Beyond the OODA Loop: Mastering the Art of Decisive Action
Every warrior knows the OODA Loop: Observe, Orient, Decide, Act. It’s the sacred cycle of tactical engagement, hammered into us through countless drills and simulations. It’s the heartbeat of decisive action, whether you’re clearing a room, responding to an emergency, or navigating a high-stakes negotiation. But here’s the secret many miss: the “Orient” phase is… keep reading
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Systema
Systema, often translated as “The System,” is a Russian martial art with roots tracing back centuries, heavily influenced by Slavic warrior traditions and later refined by Soviet special forces (Spetsnaz) for modern combat. Unlike many traditional martial arts with rigid forms and prescribed techniques, Systema emphasizes a principle-based approach to combat, prioritizing natural movement, adaptability,… keep reading
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Bujinkan
The Bujinkan combat system, often associated with historical ninjutsu and samurai martial tactics, is a non-competitive martial art focused on practical self-defense and survival in real-world dangerous situations. It comprises nine traditional Japanese martial arts schools (ryuha), collectively known as Bujinkan Budō Taijutsu. Here’s a breakdown of its combat aspects: Core Philosophy & Goals: Key… keep reading
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Dealing with Aggressive Dogs in a Survival Situation: Effective Techniques and Self-Defense
Introduction: In a survival situation, our encounters with aggressive animals, particularly dogs, can pose a significant threat to our safety. Knowing how to handle such encounters is crucial, as understanding the behavior of aggressive dogs and employing appropriate techniques can help mitigate the risk. In this article, we will explore strategies to handle aggressive dogs… keep reading
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Using Throwing Axes in Combat and Survival Situations
Throwing axes are versatile weapons that can be used for close-quarters combat, throwing, chopping, splitting, and prying. They are generally lighter and finer than traditional axes, which makes them easier to carry and throw. Throwing axes come in different shapes and sizes, with various features such as hammer heads, sickles, or spikes. In this article,… keep reading
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Modern day warrior training for the individual
Warrior training has been an essential aspect of human history, with various cultures developing their unique combat systems. In modern times, warrior training has evolved, incorporating a range of combat systems that align with the demands of contemporary combat. Whether you are interested in self-defense or aspiring to become a warrior, modern-day combat systems have… keep reading
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6 Life Saving Rules to Survive a Serious Fight
More infinite wisdom to surviving a serious fight Engaging in a serious fight is inherently dangerous and should generally be avoided if possible. However, if you find yourself in a situation where you must defend yourself, it’s important to prioritize your safety and survival. Here are some life-saving rules to help you survive a serious… keep reading
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SAS Escape, Evasion, Survival (4 of 4)
SAS survival demonstrations. Barry Davies (Ex-SAS) shares tips on E&E. Topics covered include: psychological effects of capture; lock-picking; tracking; using fire; survival kit; map-reading; locating and purifying water; food from the wild; first aid; astral navigation; shelter; hunting and trapping; self-defense; and search and rescue. (Released in 1999) keep reading
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SAS Escape, Evasion, Survival (3 of 4)
SAS survival demonstrations. Barry Davies (Ex-SAS) shares tips on E&E. Topics covered include: psychological effects of capture; lock-picking; tracking; using fire; survival kit; map-reading; locating and purifying water; food from the wild; first aid; astral navigation; shelter; hunting and trapping; self-defense; and search and rescue. (Released in 1999) keep reading
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SAS Escape, Evasion, Survival (2 of 4)
SAS survival demonstrations. Barry Davies (Ex-SAS) shares tips on E&E. Topics covered include: psychological effects of capture; lock-picking; tracking; using fire; survival kit; map-reading; locating and purifying water; food from the wild; first aid; astral navigation; shelter; hunting and trapping; self-defense; and search and rescue. (Released in 1999) keep reading
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