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Learn How to administer the Army Physical
Fitness Test APFT and the new Physical
Readiness Training Manual TC 3-22.20
Fitness Test APFT and the new Physical
Readiness Training Manual TC 3-22.20
Close with the enemy and gain dominance, especially in case of a weapons malfunction or if
the enemy is attempting to use his own weapon.
the enemy is attempting to use his own weapon.
Achieve the Clinch
Front and Rear Take Down
From a clinch position, a Soldier may take the enemy to the
ground. When in front of the enemy, drive to tackle. When
behind the enemy, drag him down.
ground. When in front of the enemy, drive to tackle. When
behind the enemy, drag him down.
Secondary Weapons
Employing a secondary weapon
allows a Soldier to quickly end
the fight but can only be done
safely when the Soldier is in
control of the position.
allows a Soldier to quickly end
the fight but can only be done
safely when the Soldier is in
control of the position.
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Here you can get Army Combatives examples for front and rear take down and achieving the clinch. See bottom of page for more
Combatives techniques
Here you can get Army Combatives examples for front and rear take down and achieving the clinch. See bottom of page for more
Combatives techniques
