Special Forces Fighting Methods by Christophe Clugston

 Lots of people turn their heads when they hear the words "Special Forces or Special Ops fighting methods."  It's true that these guys have a lot of training. But that's just the fact--they have a lot of training in a variety of fields. They are not the best in any one thing. How can they be?

That is a clear misunderstanding of the needs of what they do. Theyu cannot be the fastest runner and the best swimmer and the best  fighter. Those things are very difficult to find in one person. What they look for is the best mixture. They are not looking for the best in any ONE field--they are looking for the best across a myriad of fields.

They are not PROFESSIONAL fighters. They cannot devote the time only on that field. They do face life and death. And some of the Special Forces around the world are very adept at life and death fighting. But, let me tell you, that hand to hand is the worst case scenario. They really want to kill from a distance. That is why SNIPERS have the highest kmilsl ration of any part of the Army.

One on one fighting was of great improtance in the past. And it's safe to say that no one is going to match (that is right now) with a Roman Centurion, a VIKING Bersker, or a Knight Templar. They just lived everyday the personal up close fighting. That is not how it is now.

Trying to think that the SPecial Forces of the World have something that those of us, who teach them, do not--well it's sophmoric.

What you really need is to see what the experts teach those that might be in the worst case scenario (without others and without other weapons).  I clearly demonstrate a lot fo this in XMA. You can find this from me.

Also, CXS (only done in person) is the most extreme mortal unarmed fighitng on the planet.