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Head Professor: SSG (Ret) D. Wilkins

Details: Welcome to Wolfpac Military Combat Ju-Jitsu. Since 2005, Wolfpac Combat Ju-Jitsu has been providing instruction in Military Combat Ju-Jitsu and Mixed martial arts to Military units all over the state of California. This is the Home of The WolfPac Combat Ju-Jitsu Academy and 4th Military Police CSMR Combat Martial Arts training teams. What is Military Combat Ju-Jitsu? The system of Military Combat Ju-Jitsu is a mixed hybrid form of many grappling and striking art forms. The Military Combat Ju-Jitsu system was created using only the most effective techniques found in Traditional Japanese Jujitsu, Judo, Aikido, Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu, Russian Sambo Combat Wrestling, Muay Thai, Kenpo Karate and the U.S. Army Combatives Fighting System. The Military Combat Ju-Jitsu system Was created for one purpose, Survival and dominance in combat. Most traditional martial arts are used by many entities for self-defense. Military Combat Ju-jitsu is at the opposite end of the spectrum from self-defense. Self-defense techniques are designed to repel an attack and allow escape from harm. Military Combat Jujitsu techniques are meant for closing with the opponent and to allow for complete dominance of the situation. A Quick Study in Combatives. What can you do to maintain your own personal protection? Here are some general pointers when it comes to self-defense: 1. Situational Awareness. Look for trouble before it comes to you. Watch out for those with cloaked weapons, such as knifes, and be aware of peoples body language or attitude that convey danger. 2. Be Ready to Move Fast. A typical knife fight lasts 3 to 5 seconds. In close quarters, there may not be time and room to use a rifle or handgun. Be prepared to evade and counterattack. If you have to, improvise by using environmental items within reach to defend yourself or attack. 3. Keep Techniques Simple. Whether on defense or offense, use simple, direct, hard and effective punches, kicks and other moves. Dont waste motion. No fancy stuff. 4. Practice in Realistic Scenarios. In training, try to create the sights, sounds and feel of real-life situations, such as a street scene. Then learn to analyze, communicate and use appropriate force to achieve a successful outcome.

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Country: United States