The 12 Inch One Punch Knockout! This weekend I was filming a new DVD for my site at www.CloseQuartersCombat.com on "How To Defeat Larger Attackers".
Should You Intervene in a Fight? There IS no real "right or wrong" when it comes to helping someone else out!
Amazing Jedi Mind Trick for Self Defense How you look and act have a huge effect on your chances of being attacked.
Can You Block A Punch? My first martial arts instructor, Master Ron LeBlanc, had a unique style of teaching how to block a punch...he'd stand you up...
Distraction as a Self Defense Tool We talk so much about the "first strike" as being a punch, palm-heel, knee to the groin, etc...but rarely do people consider...
Halloween Edged Weapon Training? Halloween stores are a "Close Combat Trainer's" PARADISE when it comes to training for edged weapon defense!
How To Deal With Gangs This can be a pretty scary situation when you're in an unfamiliar area and are faced with the very real possibility of...
The #1 Secret to Surviving a Ground Fight! With the popularity of mixed martial arts these days and "no holds barred" fighting, there's been an increasing demand for...
Mixed Martial Arts vs. Street Fighting There's no doubt that mixed martial arts competitors are highly skilled. But how would they fare in a real street fight...
Female Marines Who Called Out the Corps Commend New Postpartum Policy The Marine Corps is now giving new moms a full year to meet fitness and weight requirements after childbirth.
SMA Reveals Timeline for Army’s Independent Review of ACFT Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Grinston said he is supportive of lawmakers' concerns that the ACFT needs further study.
Use Fitbit? A New Partnership Will Give Veterans Free Premium Access Trying to get healthy in the new year? This is the deal for you!
Army Plans to Continue ACFT for Now Despite Congressional Order to Halt Testing The U.S. Army will conduct a congressionally mandated independent study of the Army Combat Fitness Test, or ACFT.
Remain Creative and Flexible to Stay Fit in 2021 We all wanted to see 2020 in the rearview mirror on Jan. 1, but we will be relegated to our "new normal" for the near future.