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Idx Combatives IDX COMBATIVES Developed by: Bill Tufarelli Version 6.2.0 – 06/01/11 Copyright © 2004-2011 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS IDX Combatives Title Page 1 Table of Contents 2 Introduction 15 Disclaimer 15 Core Combatives Core Principles Avoidance 16 Awareness and Color Codes 16 Continuous Attack Philosophy 17 Direct Striking 17 Offensive Mindset 17 Power Generation Body Rotation 17 Drop Step 18 Killing Shift 18 Penetration 18 Push / Pull 18 Springing 18 Swivel Strike 18 Preparation 18 Reality Training Concepts over Technique 19 Contact 19 Dynamic Flow 19 Real Locations 19 Resistance 19 Scenarios and Role Playing 19 Simplicity 20 Survival Mindset 20 Core Targets Priority 1 (Vital Targets) – Eyes, Throat/Neck 21 Priority 2 – Ears, Groin, Shin 21 Priority 3 - Chin, Solar Plexus, Kidney, Knee, Foot 21 Core Strikes Thumb Gouge, Chin Jab, Yoke Strike, Axe Hand, Elbow Strikes, Cupped Hand, Knee Strikes, Edge of Foot Kick, Stomp Kick, Hammer Fist 22 Concepts Action vs Reaction 23 Adrenaline Rush 23 Chaos of Combat 23 Gross Motor Skills 23 Hard and Soft Targets 23 Intuition and Fear 24 Reflex and Reactions 24 Size Matters 24 Theory of Decreasing Probability 24 Additional Points Chaining Combination 25 Commonality of Techniques 25 Complete System 25 Ego 25 2 Ground/Submission Fighting and Grappling 26 Instinctive Building 26 Mixed Training (Self Defense versus Sport) 26 No Holds Barred Fights / Sparring 26 Personalization 26 Specialized Attributes 27 Traditional Martial Arts/Karate Schools 27 Visualization 27 Will, Training or Techniques? 27 Winning Fights 28 Combative Foundation Target Indexing Frontal Primary - Eyes, Nose, Chin, Throat 29 Primary - Solar Plex, Groin,Knee,Shin,Foot 29 Secondary -Forehead, Clavicle, Heart, Ribs 29 Secondary - Stomach, Bladder 29 Side Primary - Temple, Ear, Jaw, Neck, Knee 29 Secondary - Elbow, Thigh, Ankle 29 Rear Primary - Base of Skull, Kidney 29 Secondary - Hair, Spine, Knee, Calf, Heel 29 Strikes Head Upper - Head Butt 30 Arms/Hands Open - Palm Heel, Chin Jab, Face Smash 30 Open - Axe, Poke, Yoke, Slap, Cupped 31 Closed - Hammer Fist, Upper Cut, Grab 32 Elbow - Elbow Strike, Forearm 32 Legs/Feet Ball of Foot - Front Kick, Hook Kick 33 Heel - Side Kick, Stomp 33 Heel - Axe Kick, Rear 34 Edge of Foot – Inside, Outside 34 Knee - Knee Strike/Lift, Knee Drop 34 Offensive Attributes Angle of Attack 35 Balance Breakage 35 Breathing 35 Cross Body Positioning 35 Forward Drive 35 High-Low Cycling (Combinations) 35 Sight Alignment 35 Defensive Attributes Deflecting Axe Hand Strike Deflection 36 Inward Single Hand Deflection 36 Outward Single Hand Deflection 36 Double Hand Deflection 36 3 Master Arm Parry 37 Shielding Double Arm Shield 37 Single Arm Shield 37 Ground Shield 37 Wrap / Jam Arm Wrap 37 Shoulder Stop 37 Position Changes Drop Step 38 Drop Step Forward (inside/outside) 38 Turn Step Forward (inside/outside) 38 Drag Step 38 Side Step (drop/drag) 38 Stomp Step 38 Pivot Step (90 and 180 degree Turn) 38 Situational Tactics Ranges & Zones Short, Medium, Long Range 39 Kill, Attack, Safe Zone 39 Confrontation Management Pre-encounter, Kill, Attack, Safe Zone 40 Distractions 40 Improvised Weapons 41 Stances #1: Conversational Stance (hands forming fence) 42 #2: Passive Stance (hands forward and up) 43 #3: Fighting Stance (bladed feet/arms up) 43 Offensive Maneuvers Attack Sequences #1: Attack Sequence (axe hand leads) 44 #2: Attack Sequence (palm heel leads) 44 #3: Attack Sequence (chin jab leads) 45 #4: Attack Sequence (elbow leads) 45 #5: Attack Sequence (kick leads) 45 #6: Attack Sequence (eye and ear strike leads) 46 #7: Attack Sequence (yoke strike leads) 47 #8: Attack Sequence (hammer fist leads) 47 #9: Attack Sequence Against Boxer’s Stance (jam) 47 #10: Chest to Chest Attack Sequence (first strikes) 48 #11: Attack Sequence (grappling leads) 49 #12: Side/Rear Attack Sequence (rear,side axe hand) 49 #13: Seated Attack Sequence (groin strike/chin jab) 50 #14: Overload Strikijg (hair,ears,lips,ribs,thigh,groin) 50 Standing Chokes/Locks #1: Rear Choke (larynx crush) 51 #2: Rear Headlock (blood choke) 51 #3: Bar Hammer Lock (arm lock) 51 #4: Finger Lock (1 finger lock) 52 #5: Frontal Choke (2 hand choke) 52 #6: Arm Bar (elbow lock) 52 #7: Wrist Lock (wrist control) 52 #8: Shoulder Lock (shoulder control) 53 #9: Guillotine Headlock (head down lock) 53 4 #10: Hammer Lock (rear “L” hold) 53 Take Downs #1: Frontal/Side Takedown (leg sweep) 54 #2: Frontal/Side/Rear Takedown (neck crank) 54 #3: Rear/Side Takedown (back of knee stomp) 55 #4: Frontal/Side Takedown (clothesline) 55 #5: Frontal Takedown (chin jab) 55 #6: Frontal/Rear Takedown (leg/foot pull) 55 #7: Frontal/Side Takedown (head to knee) 56 #8: Frontal Takedown (sprawl) 56 #9: Rear Takedown (chin pull) 56 #10: Rear Takedown (shoulder drive) 57 #11: Frontal/Rear Takedown (hair pull) 57 #12: Frontal Takedown (ankle break) 57 Unarmed Assault Counters Strike Counters #1: Initial Strike Counter(axe hand/axe hand/chin jab) 58 #2: Initial Strike Counter (bursting) 58 #3: Surprise Strike Counter (flinch response) 58 #4: Initial Strike Counter (outside shift/strike) 59 #5: Initial Strike Counter (bull horn) 59 #6: Initial Strike Counter (rhino) 59 #7: Initial Strike Counter (shoulder stop) 60 #8: Punch From Side Counter (side kick) 60 #9: Seated Punch Counter (deflect/axe hand) 60 Wrist/Hand Grabs #1: Frontal Wrist Grab (release/axe hand) 61 #2: Wrist/Hand Grab (axe hand/axe hand arm) 61 #3: Hand Shake/Grab (thumb release) 61 #4: Same Side Under Grab Under Wrist (push back) 62 #5: 2 to 2 Under Wrist Grab (release/face smash) 62 #6: 2 to 2 Wrist Grab (kick) 62 #7: Rear Wrist Grab (pivot/strike) 62 #8: Rear Wrist and Shoulder (turning side kick) 63 #9: Side 2 to 1 Wrist Grab (side kick/palm heel) 63 Single Hand Body Grabs #1: Single Hand Grab (shoulder stop/strike) 64 #2: Single Hand Grab (pin/strike) 64 #3: Single Hand Grab (arm wrap) 64 #4: Single Hand Close Grab (stomp/chin jab) 64 #5: Single Hand Hair Grab (go with pull/strike) 65 #6: Single Hand Side Grab (kick/strike) 65 #7: Single Hand Direct Rear Grab (axe hand/wrap) 65 #8: Single Hand Indirect Rear Grab (groin/chin) 66 #9: Single Hand Wall Grab (axe hand/elbow strike) 66 #9: Single Hand Seated Grab (hook/axe hand/elbow) 66 Two Hand Chokes/Grabs #1: Two Hand Choke/Grab (arm over/axe hand) 67 #2: Two Hand Choke/Grab (head strikes) 67 #3: Rear Two Hand Choke/Grab (shield/wrap/palm) 67 #4: Frontal Two Hand Choke/Grab (neck crank) 68 #5: Side Two Hand Choke/Grab (axe/palm heel) 68 #6: Frontal Wall Two Hand Choke/Grab (lock) 68 5 #7: Seated Two Hand Choke/Grab (kick/stand) 68 Bear Hugs #1: Rear Over/Under Arms (stomp/strike) 69 #2: Frontal Over Arms (groin/knee) 69 #3: Frontal Under Arms (face push) 69 #4: Frontal/Rear Over Arms Lifted (kicks) 70 #5: Frontal Under Arms (hair grab/neck twist) 70 #6: Side Over Arms (kick) 70 #7: Rear Under/Over Arms Nonlethal (lock) 71 Control Releases #1: Side Headlock (strikes or leverage) 72 #2: Rear Choke/Headlock (grab/strike/turn) 72 #3: Full Nelson (drop/rear kick/head back) 73 #4: Clinch Hold (grab/knee/strike) 73 #5: Hammerlock/Escort Hold (rear kick) 74 #6: Frontal [Guillotine] Headlock (axe hands to legs) 74 #7: Neck Crank Counter (grab/twist out) 74 #8: Wrist Lock Counter (drop/pull hand down) 75 #9: Forearm Pin (push elbow/axe hand) 75 #10: Rear Arm Pin (spinning elbows) 75 Tackles/Push #1: Low/Mid Tackle (jam shoulder) 76 #2: Charging Tackle (step off line) 76 #3: Tackle – Driven Backwards (ear box) 77 #4: Tackle – Driven Down (turn into mount) 77 #5: Tackle (strikes) 77 #6: Rear Tackle (spinning elbow) 77 #7: Frontal One Hand Push (counter/stike) 78 #8: Frontal Two Hand Push (deflect/stomp) 78 #9: Rear Two Hand Push (turning deflection/stomp) 79 #10: Rear Pull (go with pull/side kick) 79 #11: Single Leg Tackle (lean/neck crank/down) 79 Weapon Defenses Knife #1: Knife Threat (remove arm/axe hand) 80 #2: Knife Attack/Threat (escape) 81 #3: Knife Attack (side step/attack) 81 #4: Surprise Close Knife Attack (“x” jam/strike) 82 #5: Same Side Knife Attack (deflect/counter) 82 #6: Off Side Knife Attack (deflect/turn/elbow/axe) 82 #7: Rear/Side Knife Threat (turn/deflect/axe hand) 83 #8: Frontal Knife to Throat (hook/chin jab/axe hand) 83 #9: Rear Knife to Throat (grab/strike/turn) 83 #10: Knife Draw Prevention (two hand grab/turn) 84 #11: Seated Knife to Throat (deflect/grab/kick) 84 Long Weapon #1: Long Weapon Attack (deflect & strike) 85 #2: Long Weapon Thrust (outside/left hand) 85 #3: Overhead Attack (outside/master arm parry) 86 #4: Backhand Swing (step/deflect/strike) 86 #5: Rear Bar Choke (stabilize/strike) 86 #6: Frontal Bar Strikes (hook/strike) 87 Gun #1: Frontal Mid/Low Gun Threat (redirect/counter) 88 #2: Frontal High Gun Threat (redirect/wrap/counter) 89 6 #3: Rear Mid/High Gun Threat (redirect/turn/wrap) 90 #4: Same Side Gun Threat (redirect/counter/wrap) 90 #5: Off Side Gun Threat (redirect/wrap/counter) 91 #6: Rear Gun to Neck (redirect/turn) 92 #7: Frontal Gun to Neck (redirect/grab) 92 #8: Seated Gun Threat (duck/redirect/attack) 92 #9: Execution Style Gun Threat (redirect/stand/wrap) 93 #10: Long Range Gun Threat (kick/forward/yoke) 93 Ground Combat Ground Positions #1 Mount (on knees/top straddle) 94 #2 Guard (prone/legs wrapped) 94 #3 Cross Mount (side control) 94 Prone #1: Prone to Standing (kicks/retreat to standing) 95 #2: Prone Kick Defense (cover/roll) 95 #3: Prone Takedowns (kick/hook/kick) 95 #4: Prone versus Weapon (kicks) 96 #5: Prone Feet Drag (hook/kicks) 96 Side By Side #1: Free Side by Side (hands to face/spin/kick) 97 #2: Engaged Side by Side (kick)
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