Tags: #🧩 #📜 #🔪 References: [[Machete]] [[2 vs 1 Knife Defence]] Quellen: [[SSBD]] --- Auf der Strasse gibt es keinen fairen Kampf, schon gar nicht bei einer Messerdrohung. Wir tun alles, was nötig ist, um mit möglichst wenig oder ohne Verletzung zu unseren Familien und Liebsten nach Hause zu kommen. Der erfahrenere Kämpfer stellt sich dem Gegner zuerst und setzt den Angreifer auf. Das Wichtigste: die Waffen des Gegners von deinem Partner wegbringen. Alles ist eine Vorbereitung für deinen Partner – eine Taktik mit einem «Geben und Nehmen» für beide Partner. ## Seminar-Ankündigung Tribal Machette The purpose of the reference training with machete, is to develop range control and timing of the foot work. Chiku Maul Mornie has shown us group training drills for the machete that emphasize skills needed to calculate actions vs multiple opponents. He has also demonstrated group oriented foot work drills that develop team work in the areas of positioning and signalling between the members of the group. The basics described in these drills out-lined several key aspects of subtle communication and overarching rules of conduct when operating in column and in line formations. Isolating to understand and later expanding on these parameters allows us a unique opportunity to develop small group tactics that reflect the principals behind the basic drills. It is important to remember at this time the roles played by the tribe members in accordance to their place in a column. With the most experienced fighters out front, to initiate engagements with the enemy, while the later members remain close enough to support the actions of their leaders and ensure that the tribe members behind them do not face threats greater than their experience and ability. The least experienced warriors in this line must stay close and contribute to the protection of the column ensuring no threats rise to follow and fight from the rear of the column. With this context in mind we look at the shoulder to shoulder drills and look at the rules and signals for crossing in front, and advancing. This we had to extrapolate based on the anecdotes Maul has provided us about fighting in a tribal context. Movement from one area on the battle field to another, supporting a friend, pulling a foe out of their engagement and how this is managed safely. It is amazing how much content spilled out of the basic drills during seminars, giving us insight into how to manage the machinations of a hunting party or full tribe sized group in a setting like Brunei. Our work at the seminar will be to revisit the basics and try to emphasize as much as possible the material that points to the roles and rules each individual uses to navigate in squad and larger group movements. And then to test our ability in small groups and large groups vs stimuli, meant to emulate engagement variables at this scale. ....... This is going to be like learning how to do high speed room clearing ... but with blades! =) I don't think anyone out side of Law Enforcement and Military is training this in their martial arts practice. As a team building exercise, this is a really great opportunity. I really hope to see each of the training groups out and participating. […] ## Tribal Fighting – organisiertes Chaos (Maul Mornie) > Tribal fighting (Organised chaos). > How to fight in a team and use touch to communicate in a tribal fight. Interview during my visit in Hong Kong last year. > This is why village styles exist, so that a mob can fight in mob without hurting each other. It’s organised chaos. > There are styles that originate from challenge fights (1 vs 1), then there are styles that fight to protect each other (tribal fight) and the village they are protecting. > There is no ONE hero, everyone matters, we fight for the families we left behind. No one fights individually, we fight together, we defend each other, so no man is left behind. Once you forget this, and you start doing your own thing in the midst of war, you are the weakest link in the chain. > Now imagine 10, 20, 50 men fighting like this. Quelle: https://www.facebook.com/