Here at the Todd Group we have been providing training in threat, terrain situational, role, duty and ROE specific CQC/MSD for the past 95 years. Amphib armed and unarmed assault and counter assault skills are instructed to various levels in regards to rank, role and duty requirements. Phase 1 Basic exponents learn tactics and skills […]
Question With high mask uptake here in Japan, how can masks be used against me and also for me in any situation? Such as being used to blind me or distract an assailant? CQC enthusiast Japan Reply to question face masks Over recent times I have been asked a range of questions pertaining to improvised […]
We receive a lot of questions in regards to military close quarter’s combat human anatomy targets and the reasoning for mil CQC primary target selection and why legal targets in combat sports or traditional arts are not primary targets in our military CQC. Our mil CQC equates to unarmed combat threat neutralisation and non-ballistic weapons […]
This is a general release CQC subject matter file that does not include the specific means and methods version supplied to training members. Over the past several years I have been conducting research observations of instructed unarmed threat primary practice evasive threat neutralisation employments. This research has come about as a result of some exponents […]
While times may have changed in civilian arts and sports training/techniques not much has changed with mil close quarters combat/non-ballistic weapons threats. The faced threats still include same or similar threats such as striking, kicking, clinching, grappling, stabbing and bludgeoning. Unarmed and non-ballistic weapons mil CQC tactics and skills are all about best most proven […]
Skills and threats evaluations identify primary best of battle proven threat neutralisation as well as high risk options Constant skills evaluations and skills evolution ensure the most current primary practices are included in our mil CQC training packages to arm the combatant with best of safest, effective and proven capabilities required to neutralise […]
Leo Prinsloo, highly skilled proponent, instructor and operator’s interview after putting his skills and personal attributes to the ultimate test In the words of Leo doing what needs to be done under assault can be very different to what many think is how they would get the job done and they need to wake up […]
A two part article from our military Elite CQC Master Instructor and Combat Sports Head Coach Since the recent sidekick generated fight injury in the UFC we have received numerous communications from followers of both mixed martial arts and military close quarters combat. The reasoning has been simple in that unarmed close combat stamp kicks […]
Depicted M-CQC controlled range tethered training Range along with commitment and skill are most important components of CQC/MSD threat neutralisation. The combatant must be inside the primary execution range of the specific selected threat neutralisation to increase chances of achieving threat neutralisation. Range recognition requires effective real time assessment and decision-making in relation to decided […]
If you’re not prepared to deal with pain and injury fighting is not an option for you. Pain and injury are realities of close quarters combat, self-defence and street fighting. Instructors or practitioners that have not experienced actions on pain and injuries can hardly consider themselves as having real life experience up against formidable foes […]