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The dangers of those both sane and insane with bad intentions

dangers of the sane and insane

Those that know how to be brutally effective in street fighting or on the battlefield in do-or-die situations do so by being mentally committed and driven in the objective of using ruthlessly controlled simple gross motor skills violence to neutralise their adversary in the quickest and most brutal manner possible. They choose such methods because they know the effect they can achieve.

At close quarters body contact range, eye gouging, biting, attacking the genitals and life-support human bodily vitals by means of armed or unarmed options are primary practices of formidable foe threat neutralisation. Those suffering from mental illness when cornered may well rush and attack whoever is in front of them. When contained and controlled instinctively out of self-protection and self-preservation or to escape they may try and injure whoever is stopping them from doing what they want to do. Sometimes they will attack and cause injury by brutally primitive means that can cause serious injury and incapacitate even the highly trained.

This shows how some, both sane and insane, will use instinctive or deliberate primitive brutally destructive gross motor skills methods of threat neutralisation that can make even an underdog dangerous. It also identifies the fact that some of the most basic brutal ways to cause injury to an adversary at extreme close quarters body contact range are not by highly trained fine to medium motor skills techniques.

Children can, when agitated, angry or under threat, resort to some very similar primitive but immediate means of stopping being hurt, getting even, or getting away, like scratching and biting. Just like adults with bad deliberate intentions and those with mental illness when cornered and contained children under threat can resort to primitive instincts and actions.

Such skills provide the capability to injure incapacitate or even kill adversaries of greater skills and physical attributes and capabilities. An aggressor with a ruthless mentality, bent on doing you grievous bodily harm, for whatever reason, by the most primitive brutal means is extremely dangerous.

 

Article written by Tank Todd

Special Operations CQB Master Chief Instructor. Over 30 years experience. The only instructor qualified descendent of Baldock, Nelson, and Applegate. Former instructors include Harry Baldock (unarmed combat instructor NZ Army WWII), Colonel Rex Applegate OSS WWII and Charles Nelson, US Marine Corps. Tank has passed his Special Forces combative instructor qualification course in Southeast Asia and is certified to instruct the Applegate, Baldock and Nelson systems. His school has been operating for over eighty years and he is currently an Army Special Operations Group CQB Master Chief Instructor. His lineage and qualifications from the evolutionary pioneers are equalled by no other military close combat instructor. His operation includes his New Zealand headquarters, and 30 depots worldwide as well as contracts to train the military elite, security forces, and close protection specialists. Annually he trains thousands of exponents and serious operators that travel down-under to learn from the direct descendant of the experts and pioneers of military close combat. Following in the footsteps of his former seniors, he has developed weapons, and training equipment exclusive to close combat and tactical applications. He has published military manuals and several civilian manuals and produced DVDs on urban self protection, tactical control and restraint, and close combat. He has racked up an impressive 100,000+ hours in close combat.