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17 Apr 2019 TEAM BUILDING FOR THE ROC KIDS
Kids advance class will meet this Friday April 19, 2019 at surge trampoline park at 6:30 pm. To have a team building hang out session. ....
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Welcome To Our New Website! We’re Proud To Serve Fayetteville with Kids Martial Arts!
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Evil Finger - Guns Magazine
Benchmade’s SOCP is an ancient design with a modern twist. The dagger is one of the oldest knife forms in the history of the world, dating back to knapped flint versions before edged metal tools ever graced the planet. The Romans and Celts refined the genre and it retained its popularity right through WWII with the legendary Fairbairn Sykes dagger. It remains a popular choice for a combat blade today. Download the PDF to read more. ....
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State To State
Last month we examined the history of MMA in Colorado, site for the inaugural UFC. This month we travel east — make that upper south — to North Carolina, which hosted the third and fifth installments of the UFC before the state banned the sport outright. North Carolina is the birthplace of Andy Griffith and Howard Cosell, serves as the setting for the cult classic Evil Dead 2, and is regarded as the nation’s largest producer of furniture, tobacco, brick and textiles. Just three years ago, MMA was still banned in the state, but due to the efforts of one of the country’s oldest MMA gyms and a neversay -die former college football player, today it’s MMA ....
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H2H: Hand To Hand Combat
The US Army — the most modern fighting force in the world — relies on the latest technology in smart bombs, fighter planes, and smart ships. But when fighting in the battlefield, all the technology in the world can be reduced to two soldiers locked in hand-to-hand combat, where survival is the winning prize. The most technologically advanced fighting force in the world relies on the best and most effective hand-to-hand fighting techniques ever developed. In H2H Combat, Soldiers Edition, The creator of SOCP (Special Operations Combatives Program). Greg Thompson demonstrates the same combat and self-defense techniques he teaches to the Special Forces and Army troops. In H2H ....
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Moving Combatives Training Forward
From the Spartans to the Japanese Samurai to the Soldiers of the American Revolution, combatives training has helped produce more capable, confident Soldiers, and combatives remain crucial to the training and development of the successful warrior. In ancient Sparta, combatives were instrumental in the training and development of the warrior school, the agoge, which children began at the age of 7. Children of the agoge were forced to fight using a style of wrestling and submission locks called pankration. They fought with spears, sticks and swords in brutal fashion, honing their warrior’s confidence and producing an indomitable mindset that seared the tiny Greek state into ....
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SPEC Ops
A lot of martial artists think of themselves as warriors, as latter-day samurai or Shaolin monks who possess esoteric skills that turn them into elite fighters. That can make for some harmless fantasy-as long as you don’t get too carried away and start challenging people to duels with your katana. But if you want to find out what the real warriors are doing for their martial arts training, you need to know what goes down at Range 37 in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. But don’t ask too many questions, or they might have to kill you. Home to the U.S. Amry’s Special Forces, Fort Bragg is where the legendary Green Berets hand their hats or berets, as the case may be. While being ....
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SOCP Dagger - The Narrow Expert
Representations by Benchmade, the SOCP Dagger, in June at the exhibition Show, – it is not just “One more” knife a double-beam element of the new concept of martial arts U.S. Special Forces. I was able to communicate with the author of this concept and the creator of the SOCP dagger, Greg Thompson, and learned all details of what is called etsya , first hand. ....
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Tapout Magazine - Inside SOCP
The United States military employs some of the most sophisticated weaponry known to man, but behind every SCAR (Special Operations Forces (SOF) Combat Assault Rifle) is a Special Operations soldier who must use his split-second tactical mind and array of skills to stay out of harm’s way.02 Mixed martial arts and the military are certainly no stranger to one another with countless former/current military personnel competing and benefit events supporting, but two programs bridge that gap between a sport and the people who protect our freedoms every day. While the Modern Army Combatives Program (MACP) readies the everyday Army soldier, the Special Operations Combatives Program (SOCP) ....
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Fighter Soldier Exclusive Interview
MMA star Tim Kennedy talks about his life in the military and his involvement with the special operations combatives program. In the July 2011 issue of Black Belt, Tim Kennedy discussed his MMA training methods and fight strategies. In this interview, Kennedy, who now has a pro record of 14-3 and was named Black Belt’s 2011 MMA Fighter of the Year, delves into the military side of his warrior existence. Read The Full Article ....
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