This course is designed to provide the cadets with realistic grappling applications and ground fighting skills to enhance their knowledge and warrior ethos to prepare them as future soldiers for unarmed combat and CQC situations. This course focuses on five different grappling positions: Mount, Guard, Side Control, Rear Mount, and scarf hold. Cadets learn how to maintain the positions, escape from the positions, submit from the positions, and strike from the positions. Cadets are evaluated in their function ability to perform skill-sets learned in class, and are also evaluated in their ability to manage their fear, keep their composure, and dominate their opponent.
This course is designed to provide the cadets with realistic grappling applications and ground fighting skills to enhance their knowledge and warrior ethos to prepare them as future soldiers for unarmed combat and CQC situations. This course focuses on five different grappling positions: top mount, guard, cross side, rear mount, and scarf hold. Cadets learn how to maintain the positions, escape from the positions, submit from the positions, and strike from the positions. Cadets are evaluated in their function ability to perform skill-sets learned in class, and are also evaluated in their ability to manage their fear, keep their composure, and dominate their opponent.
Combat grappling is designed to enhance cadetsý knowledge and functional ability in the realm of grappling. Cadets will develop basic combative grappling skills and the aggressive mind set needed to engage and defeat an enemy in Close Quarters Combat (CQC). Cadets will learn positional theory, application of submissions, and striking in the grappling realm. Cadets are evaluated on their demonstration and knowledge of the required skills. Successful completion of the course qualifies the individual to enroll in the PE413 Modern Army Combative Level I Instructor course.
