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About Strike Combatives Psalm 144
Strike Combatives Psalm 144 is a Christian faith-based offensive fighting system for self-defense. During training, students will use the Bible as a resource for evangelizing, discipleship, conversion, justification, and sanctification in the teachings of Jesus Christ. This style of offense/self-defense is founded on old U.S. Army Combatives, Shotocan-Kenpo, Korean Army Taekwondo, Wing Chun, Hapkido, Judo, and ground fighting. Therefore, Strike Combatives utilizes various combatives and martial arts techniques to stop an attacker, and or attackers to protect oneself, family members, friends, and bystanders. Psalm 144 reads (paraphrased) "You have prepared my hands for war and my fists for fighting." Once again, welcome to Srike Combatives. New recruits can progress from white belt to black belt in 25-months of active training.
What is Combatives?
Combatives is not a martial art. Combatives is an offense/defense self-protection system that adapts, overcomes, and improvises to the environment and the situation at hand. Combatives involves using items you carry as weapons, using the items around you as weapons, and using the settings around you to your advantage with techniques and tactics to meet the attacker on the battlefield. Hoooaaah!
Combatives Training
Combatives is not easy and is not for everyone. A standard training hour consists of running, knuckle push-ups, finger push-ups, body strikes to make the body withstand contact, low crawl, and other strength exercises in accordance with the month of training (check the combatives belts for the training schedule).
Combatives Uniforms
Strike Combatives has three uniforms: tactical pants with Combatives shirt and appropriate belt; Army Combat Uniform with belt; and black Dobok with belt. The uniform for Thursday night training at New Life Community Church will be tactical pants and Combatives shirt.
Combatives Training Site
Combatives training is moving to a new location in Olathe, KS in the next few weeks. nformation.