23-24 July 2011, Los Angeles, CA – Martial Blade Concepts Progressive Knife Skills Seminar
In this two-day seminar, Michael Janich will present comprehensive instruction in the fundamental skills of his MBC system and expand on those skills to introduce progressive training methods that support higher skill development with edged and improvised weapons.
This course will provide step-by-step instruction in the fundamental skills of using a knife as a defensive weapon, including knife carry, high-speed deployment, recognition and identification of common street attacks, defensive responses, anatomical targeting, and the realities of knife stopping power. Building on this foundation, it will introduce progressive training methods and reflex training drills to accelerate skill development and combat reflexes. Finally, it will include detailed instruction in MBC's close-quarters reverse-grip system and the methods of adapting that system to improvised weapons, including kubotans, pens, and tactical flashlights.
This course will be conducted at the Burro Canyon Range (http://www.burrocanyon.com). Registration and tuition information are available from seminar organizer and Suarez International instructor Uli Gebhard. Please contact him directly at 714-726-6105 or uli@gebhardsolutions.com. Space is limited.
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Mike
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Founder and Lead Instructor, Martial Blade Concepts
Spyderco Special Projects Coordinator
Founder and Lead Instructor, Martial Blade Concepts
Cool I graduated from Azusa Pacific :D
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