Private instruction available,
Please call or e-mail for details.
Taught by Aikido Black Belt, Ving
Tsun Sifu
& Scientific Fighting Congress
member, Bryant K. Feld
(856) 625 - 3130 - perceptor6@hotmail.com
Scientific Fighting Congress - Force Necessary Unarmed Combatives (CQC) - Private instruction. The PAC/CQC
curriculum combines the best techniques and tactics of both eastern and western fighting methods. This course consist of 10
levels, each level is taught in ten one hour sessions, cost of instruction is $100.00 per hour of instruction paid in advance.The
curriculum consist of strikes, kicks, cranks, invading entries, takedowns, throws in standing, kneeling and ground combat
scenarios, with and against empty hands, or modern weapons like sticks, knives and guns. All supported by skill developing
drills. This is perhaps like a college course of fighting. The first three levels are designed to be the basic self defense
crash course. You can train simply for knowledge or for certification.
Pacific Archipelago Combatives (PAC)
consists of: Mano Mano/Silat/Kenpo/Jujitsu and more from the many Pacific Islands flowing systems of kicking, hand striking,
trapping, grappling/ground fighting. Hand versus hand, and empty hand vs. weapons.
Stick & Knife Combat
"Think of all the great systems of
the Pacific and the best things inside them! Karate from Japan. Silat from Indonesia. Arnis/Kali/Escrima from the Philippines.
Hawaii's conversion of Kenpo/Kempo. Kajukenbo. Warlike tactics of the Polynesian peoples who explored and settled so much
of the Pacific. The Ring of Fire! This region's history of military conflicts. Each one is better than the other in different
ways. It has always been this bigger Pacific collective of hand, stick and knife material that I have loved. Never just one
system. Hybrid practitioners-free thinking experts from several systems-simply produce the best fighters. The very foundation
of this course is based upon that principle, to produce that type of free, hybrid warrior. "
-"Hock" Hochheim founder of the Scientific
Fighting Congress
www.hockscqc.com
more about close quarters combat
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hand_to_hand_combat
