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About Strike Combatives Psalm 144:
Strike Combatives Psalm 144 is a Christian faith-based breach/ambush style of military Tae Kwon Do and U.S. Army Combatives. During training, combatants will use the Bible as the authority for evangelizing, discipleship, conversion, justification, and sanctification in the teachings of Jesus Christ. Christians, we must pray for our enemies and be able to counter an attack with grace and mercy to include sharing the gospel. Psalm 144 reads (paraphrased) "You have prepared my hands for war and my fists for fighting." Once again, welcome to Strike Combatives Psalm 144, and train like Paratroopers for war!
What is Combatives?
Combatives is a military combative system based in Combatives Tae Kwon Do and the U.S. Army Combatives training in hand-to hand combat which includes firearms training, forced road marches with a ruck sack, knife fighting, close range combat, grappling, ground fighting, breaching the enemies guard and ambushing the enemy. Combatives is a breach/ambush/attack combat system that adapts, overcomes and improvises techniques and tactics to neutralize an attacker on the modern battlefield. Combatives involves using items the combatant can carry as weapons, using the items around in the area of operation as weapons and using the settings around you to your advantage with techniques and tactics to meet the attacker on the battlefield. Train like Paratroopers for war. Hoooaaah!
Combatives Training:
Combatives is strictly focused to fight on the modern battlefield. In training, the combatant will learn how fights develop and the kinetic motions in modern hand-to-hand combat standing, grappling, and on the ground in the application of combat. Combatants will learn tactical breaches maneuvers for a basis in assault combatives. In Combatives, I practice an old infantry saying "Train the way you fight" which is the core of Combatives training. Train like Paratroopers for war!
Combatives Training Site
Combatives training is not available at this time. More to follow.