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You are so right, I forgot about all the noncombatants in the Air Force. Or were you support functions and only got a tiny bit of HTH in basic? You're right though it's not boxing, it's Hand to Hand and how to survive when the enemy gets that close. By killing them first.Military guys arent trained in boxing and they fight just like any other normal person in the world.
You are so right, I forgot about all the noncombatants in the Air Force. Or were you support functions and only got a tiny bit of HTH in basic? You're right though it's not boxing, it's Hand to Hand and how to survive when the enemy gets that close. By killing them first.Military guys arent trained in boxing and they fight just like any other normal person in the world.
You are so right, I forgot about all the noncombatants in the Air Force. Or were you support functions and only got a tiny bit of HTH in basic? You're right though it's not boxing, it's Hand to Hand and how to survive when the enemy gets that close. By killing them first.Military guys arent trained in boxing and they fight just like any other normal person in the world.
You get better and more in depth hand to hand combat training at the YMCA than you do in the military. They dont waste a bunch of time practicing for scenarios that will never happen. When you are in a gun battle, it NEVER endss in a fist fight. Dude, youve watched way too many movies and youve obviously never been in the military. Not even special forces personell get in depth hand to hand combat training. It would be a waste of money, and it would be a waste of time that could be spent training with actual weapons of war.
You are so right, I forgot about all the noncombatants in the Air Force. Or were you support functions and only got a tiny bit of HTH in basic? You're right though it's not boxing, it's Hand to Hand and how to survive when the enemy gets that close. By killing them first.
You get better and more in depth hand to hand combat training at the YMCA than you do in the military. They dont waste a bunch of time practicing for scenarios that will never happen. When you are in a gun battle, it NEVER endss in a fist fight. Dude, youve watched way too many movies and youve obviously never been in the military. Not even special forces personell get in depth hand to hand combat training. It would be a waste of money, and it would be a waste of time that could be spent training with actual weapons of war.
I question whether or not you have ever been in the military.
Army Shifts Focus of Basic Training - CBS News
Facing terrorist strikes and cyber warfare, the Army is shedding training that has little use on today's battlefields - such as using old-fashioned bayonets that don't fit modern automatic rifles - and going back to the basics, the three-star general in charge of the new program said Wednesday.
"A great many of our soldiers who come to basic training have never been in a fist fight - and we have to help them learn a spirit of aggression, something they can learn that will take them into combat," said Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, who is heading the program overhaul.
Hertling said the Army will use more types of hand-to-hand combat training, stress rifle marksmanship and move away from its current use of emphasizing certain wrestling techniques. He predicted the revamped physical training and improved diet will help transform video couch potatoes into fighters who can adapt to today's complex urban and anti-terrorist warfare.
The Military Institutes Hand to Hand Combat Training - free article courtesy of ArticleCity.com
Since hand to hand combat instruction became an institutionalized part of the basic training regimen, learning hand to hand combat principles and techniques has remained an elementary part of basic training regimens the world over. Indeed, even in the early 21st century, hand to hand combat training programs are well ingrained and major components of basic training regimens across the globe.
You get better and more in depth hand to hand combat training at the YMCA than you do in the military. They dont waste a bunch of time practicing for scenarios that will never happen. When you are in a gun battle, it NEVER endss in a fist fight. Dude, youve watched way too many movies and youve obviously never been in the military. Not even special forces personell get in depth hand to hand combat training. It would be a waste of money, and it would be a waste of time that could be spent training with actual weapons of war.
I question whether or not you have ever been in the military.
Army Shifts Focus of Basic Training - CBS News
Facing terrorist strikes and cyber warfare, the Army is shedding training that has little use on today's battlefields - such as using old-fashioned bayonets that don't fit modern automatic rifles - and going back to the basics, the three-star general in charge of the new program said Wednesday.
"A great many of our soldiers who come to basic training have never been in a fist fight - and we have to help them learn a spirit of aggression, something they can learn that will take them into combat," said Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, who is heading the program overhaul.
Hertling said the Army will use more types of hand-to-hand combat training, stress rifle marksmanship and move away from its current use of emphasizing certain wrestling techniques. He predicted the revamped physical training and improved diet will help transform video couch potatoes into fighters who can adapt to today's complex urban and anti-terrorist warfare.
The Military Institutes Hand to Hand Combat Training - free article courtesy of ArticleCity.com
Since hand to hand combat instruction became an institutionalized part of the basic training regimen, learning hand to hand combat principles and techniques has remained an elementary part of basic training regimens the world over. Indeed, even in the early 21st century, hand to hand combat training programs are well ingrained and major components of basic training regimens across the globe.
Have you done this training? I have, and i know its a joke. I have been training in martial arts all my life and i also train in MMA as well. Im a black belt in Taekwondo and a purple belt in Brazillian Jiu Jitsu. We get plenty of people that come into my MMA school that are ex military, and im telling you, they know nothing more than anyone walking down the street knows. I dont think you people really understand the amount of time and effort involved in becoming an actual fighter. A few lessons in the military will not cut it. It takes YEARS to learn how to properly throw a punch.
I felt bad for the old man. It reminded me of the days when I was a kid having to ride the public transit system to school with all the animals. Those kinds of situations suck really bad and I understand why the old dude went off the deep end at the end. You watch a decent city turn into a zoo seemingly overnight. You try to show these beasts that you are too crazy to fuck with.
The idiocy and downright brutality I have witnessed will never allow me to believe that modern day inner city blacks are victims of white people. They are victims of their own stupidity and laziness. They have become cancers on society and need dealt with.
I remember one pregnant 9th grade black girl running down the hallway and a security guard, (they were all black), told her to stop running and be careful. She said, "I hope I drop this motha fucka right here", and opened her legs as if hoping the baby would drop out.
I question whether or not you have ever been in the military.
Army Shifts Focus of Basic Training - CBS News
Facing terrorist strikes and cyber warfare, the Army is shedding training that has little use on today's battlefields - such as using old-fashioned bayonets that don't fit modern automatic rifles - and going back to the basics, the three-star general in charge of the new program said Wednesday.
"A great many of our soldiers who come to basic training have never been in a fist fight - and we have to help them learn a spirit of aggression, something they can learn that will take them into combat," said Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, who is heading the program overhaul.
Hertling said the Army will use more types of hand-to-hand combat training, stress rifle marksmanship and move away from its current use of emphasizing certain wrestling techniques. He predicted the revamped physical training and improved diet will help transform video couch potatoes into fighters who can adapt to today's complex urban and anti-terrorist warfare.
The Military Institutes Hand to Hand Combat Training - free article courtesy of ArticleCity.com
Since hand to hand combat instruction became an institutionalized part of the basic training regimen, learning hand to hand combat principles and techniques has remained an elementary part of basic training regimens the world over. Indeed, even in the early 21st century, hand to hand combat training programs are well ingrained and major components of basic training regimens across the globe.
Have you done this training? I have, and i know its a joke. I have been training in martial arts all my life and i also train in MMA as well. Im a black belt in Taekwondo and a purple belt in Brazillian Jiu Jitsu. We get plenty of people that come into my MMA school that are ex military, and im telling you, they know nothing more than anyone walking down the street knows. I dont think you people really understand the amount of time and effort involved in becoming an actual fighter. A few lessons in the military will not cut it. It takes YEARS to learn how to properly throw a punch.
What? Are the classes two minutes long and one day a week?
You are so right, I forgot about all the noncombatants in the Air Force. Or were you support functions and only got a tiny bit of HTH in basic? You're right though it's not boxing, it's Hand to Hand and how to survive when the enemy gets that close. By killing them first.Military guys arent trained in boxing and they fight just like any other normal person in the world.
You get better and more in depth hand to hand combat training at the YMCA than you do in the military. They dont waste a bunch of time practicing for scenarios that will never happen. When you are in a gun battle, it NEVER endss in a fist fight. Dude, youve watched way too many movies and youve obviously never been in the military. Not even special forces personell get in depth hand to hand combat training. It would be a waste of money, and it would be a waste of time that could be spent training with actual weapons of war.
You know.........saw the same thing happen on World's Dumbest Criminals a few times.
Best one? Some dipshit black dude tried to pick the pocket of an older man in front of him at the quickie mart.
Trouble is, the brother didn't realize that the dude he was picking the pocket on was a Marine Recon who'd retired.
Guy didn't stop beating the young punks ass until he ran out the door. Was a good 3-5 minutes of ass kicking.
The martial arts moves were fun to watch!
You are so right, I forgot about all the noncombatants in the Air Force. Or were you support functions and only got a tiny bit of HTH in basic? You're right though it's not boxing, it's Hand to Hand and how to survive when the enemy gets that close. By killing them first.
You get better and more in depth hand to hand combat training at the YMCA than you do in the military. They dont waste a bunch of time practicing for scenarios that will never happen. When you are in a gun battle, it NEVER endss in a fist fight. Dude, youve watched way too many movies and youve obviously never been in the military. Not even special forces personell get in depth hand to hand combat training. It would be a waste of money, and it would be a waste of time that could be spent training with actual weapons of war.
Um...I was in Aviation and I got hand-to-hand training.
Have you done this training? I have, and i know its a joke. I have been training in martial arts all my life and i also train in MMA as well. Im a black belt in Taekwondo and a purple belt in Brazillian Jiu Jitsu. We get plenty of people that come into my MMA school that are ex military, and im telling you, they know nothing more than anyone walking down the street knows. I dont think you people really understand the amount of time and effort involved in becoming an actual fighter. A few lessons in the military will not cut it. It takes YEARS to learn how to properly throw a punch.
What? Are the classes two minutes long and one day a week?
You dont train to fight, so ill cut you some slack. I dont think you understand the angling, stance, foot movement and hip movement involved with boxing. What you see the boxer on tv doing LOOKS simple enough, but unless you train you dont really understand the nuances and subtle movements that make up a proper punch. Anyone can throw a haymaker, but few people can throw a real jab or hook.
You can be a decent brawler in a short amount of time if you were born with heavy hands, but it takes years to become a technical boxer. Theres a massive difference.
You get better and more in depth hand to hand combat training at the YMCA than you do in the military. They dont waste a bunch of time practicing for scenarios that will never happen. When you are in a gun battle, it NEVER endss in a fist fight. Dude, youve watched way too many movies and youve obviously never been in the military. Not even special forces personell get in depth hand to hand combat training. It would be a waste of money, and it would be a waste of time that could be spent training with actual weapons of war.
Um...I was in Aviation and I got hand-to-hand training.
You read what you wanted to out of my post, while ignoring that i never said theres NO training in the military. What im saying is, their training a fucking joke. I already know right now that you arent a real fighter simply because you got a couple lessons from other guys in the military that dont know how to fight themselves. You could not compete with a even first year boxer. Theres no shame in that, but its still the truth.
It would be like me saying im a trained painter just because i took an art class in highschool.
Um...I was in Aviation and I got hand-to-hand training.
You read what you wanted to out of my post, while ignoring that i never said theres NO training in the military. What im saying is, their training a fucking joke. I already know right now that you arent a real fighter simply because you got a couple lessons from other guys in the military that dont know how to fight themselves. You could not compete with a even first year boxer. Theres no shame in that, but its still the truth.
It would be like me saying im a trained painter just because i took an art class in highschool.
The training is a fucking joke? Really? Apparently, you've never met a Marine.
Hand to hand starts being covered in BOOT CAMP.
What? Are the classes two minutes long and one day a week?
You dont train to fight, so ill cut you some slack. I dont think you understand the angling, stance, foot movement and hip movement involved with boxing. What you see the boxer on tv doing LOOKS simple enough, but unless you train you dont really understand the nuances and subtle movements that make up a proper punch. Anyone can throw a haymaker, but few people can throw a real jab or hook.
You can be a decent brawler in a short amount of time if you were born with heavy hands, but it takes years to become a technical boxer. Theres a massive difference.
You don't know me so don't assume anything badass. I was not even referring to boxing. I was referring to throwing a punch and technical boxing has nothing to do with a street fight and learning to throw a good punch does not take years.
actually, i'm a martial artist as well. And yes, there is good hand to hand training in the military. Depends on what you're doing i guess, but another question........from when to when did you serve?
You get better and more in depth hand to hand combat training at the YMCA than you do in the military. They dont waste a bunch of time practicing for scenarios that will never happen. When you are in a gun battle, it NEVER endss in a fist fight. Dude, youve watched way too many movies and youve obviously never been in the military. Not even special forces personell get in depth hand to hand combat training. It would be a waste of money, and it would be a waste of time that could be spent training with actual weapons of war.
I question whether or not you have ever been in the military.
Army Shifts Focus of Basic Training - CBS News
Facing terrorist strikes and cyber warfare, the Army is shedding training that has little use on today's battlefields - such as using old-fashioned bayonets that don't fit modern automatic rifles - and going back to the basics, the three-star general in charge of the new program said Wednesday.
"A great many of our soldiers who come to basic training have never been in a fist fight - and we have to help them learn a spirit of aggression, something they can learn that will take them into combat," said Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling, who is heading the program overhaul.
Hertling said the Army will use more types of hand-to-hand combat training, stress rifle marksmanship and move away from its current use of emphasizing certain wrestling techniques. He predicted the revamped physical training and improved diet will help transform video couch potatoes into fighters who can adapt to today's complex urban and anti-terrorist warfare.
The Military Institutes Hand to Hand Combat Training - free article courtesy of ArticleCity.com
Since hand to hand combat instruction became an institutionalized part of the basic training regimen, learning hand to hand combat principles and techniques has remained an elementary part of basic training regimens the world over. Indeed, even in the early 21st century, hand to hand combat training programs are well ingrained and major components of basic training regimens across the globe.
Have you done this training? I have, and i know its a joke. I have been training in martial arts all my life and i also train in MMA as well. Im a black belt in Taekwondo and a purple belt in Brazillian Jiu Jitsu. We get plenty of people that come into my MMA school that are ex military, and im telling you, they know nothing more than anyone walking down the street knows. I dont think you people really understand the amount of time and effort involved in becoming an actual fighter. A few lessons in the military will not cut it. It takes YEARS to learn how to properly throw a punch.
