Advanced Close Combat Training: Scientific Self Defense from Udemy

If you would like to "download" the world's deadliest self defense moves directly into your brain... just by turning on your computer, tablet, or smart phone and without even having to get off your couch... then this course will show you how.

Here's the story:

Many years ago, while traveling the world seeking the perfect fighting style that would work for anyone (regardless of size, speed or experience) I met "Colonel B."—the last remaining Close Combat Training master.

But Colonel B. did not look like your typical killer.

He was an old man at the time—constantly drunk, out of shape and so wirey thin he almost looked like "gollum" in the Lord Of The Rings movies.

Yet, he and his "rag-tag" battalion of Close Combat Training masters were legendary in World War 2 for terrorizing elite Nazi soldiers and...

Killing Them With Their Bare Hands.

Before meeting the Colonel

I thought I knew a lot about fighting and surviving.

I'd been a military interrogator (i.e. trained to extract information from hostile enemy combatants), had black belts in 5 different martial arts and was even a US Gold Medal Grappling Champion.

Not to mention all the "black hat" methods I learned while training with violent Arabian assassins in Egypt, West Bank Israeli soldiers and even the few remaining Japanese Samurai.

But the Colonel just laughed when I told him what these killers taught me.

He said he thought it was "cute."

And after training with the Colonel for several grueling months, I realized just how And just how silly all those "killer" techniques I'd learned were compared to Close Combat Training.

Anyway, here's why this is important for you:

At the end of my time with the Colonel, he dragged me to a pub in a nasty part of London. He walked over to a pack of psychotic looking thugs in the corner, said something to them and pointed at me. I'm not sure exactly what he said. But these tattooed, muscle-bound thugs dropped their drinks, pulled weapons from their pockets and rushed my way.

And that's when I learned—REALLY learned—Close Combat Training.

You see, I was no longer in the "safety" of a class. These guys had real anger, real aggression and...

Real Weapons.

Including chains, razor-sharp knives and even guns.

And as they rushed towards me, I knew the Colonel was giving me my "final lesson"—where I would either kill or BE killed.

No "do overs."

No getting back up if I go down.

No screwing around.

These guys were out for blood. And if I made even one "slip" up...

I Wouldn't Live

To See Another Day.

What happened?

The instant the first thug got within arm's reach, everything the Colonel taught me suddenly "clicked"—and I ripped through them like a tornado, leaving them broken-boned, howling in pain and bleeding all over the floor.

Frankly, there's not much to tell.

It was over almost as fast as it began.

But even so... those few moments changed

Because, you see, I simply did not know what REAL combat was until my life was threatened by a half dozen blood thirsty thugs armed to the teeth in that pub—where I had no weapons, no back up and no help.

And it was ONLY at that point when, for the first time in my life...

I Finally Awakened My

"Inner Bad Ass"

It didn't matter how fast, strong or fit I was.

It didn't matter how many skirmishes I'd been in.

And it didn't matter how many black belts or medals I had.

None of that mattered. In fact, I always wondered how the Colonel—who was always drunk and could barely walk a flight of stairs without stumbling or tripping—could do what he did.

Now I had my answer:

Colonel Nigel Baywood simply knew Close Combat Training at a "cellular" level. It was "in" him—as much a part of him as his very skin—from actually USING it in real life-or-death combat.

And since then, Close Combat Training has been "in" me, too—as part of me as my own hands and feet.

But here's the problem:

When I went back home and taught Close Combat Training, I could never (legally) put my students in the same life-or-death situation—so they could really get it at that killer instinct, "inner bad-ass" slice of the brain.

The part of you that only takes over...

When Your Life Is

TRULY In Danger.

Even my Close Combat Training videos (considered the best in the industry by Special Forces soldiers, international mercenaries and even Olympic level mixed martial artists) can't teach this mindset unless you go out and pick a fight with some goons in an alley like I did.

And then one day, while at the movies, it hit me.

Have you ever noticed how, after watching a good action movie, you can remember the fight scenes?

And, in many cases, even mimic what you saw?

That's because, outside of being in a real fight, that's the BEST way to learn self defense—by watching a scenario unfold in "live action." It's very easy for your brain to follow and absorb what you see in movie form.

So I got to thinking:

What if I did a video series with life-like fights, using Close Combat Training? Scenarios that would be like a good action movie—both entertaining AND educational? Where I would SHOW you a realistic (and common) violent scene, and then go back and walk you, step-by-step, through how to defend against it?

And that's when "Scientific Self Defense" was born.

You literally watch these lessons just ONE TIME—and the world's most deadly self defense skills are basically "downloaded" into your brain, without practicing, sweating or even getting up off your couch.

Scientific Self Defense gives you a quickie "idiot's guide" to putting down anyone who pulls a gun on you, including:

A childishly easy way to disarm someone you can learn in 60 seconds or less... A dead "give away" which tells you if a gunman really intends to shoot you or not... What to do if someone sticks a gun to your back... The FIRST (and only) thing you should do if someone waves a gun at your face... Why you should NEVER drop your keys if attacked at gun point... And even...

Why You Must NEVER Shoot Someone With Their Own Gun.

This is no joke.

When you disarm someone, the LAST thing you want to do is shoot them with their own gun. Believe it or not, that can put you and your family in mortal danger.

Nobody else teaches this, because so few have ever been in a real situation like that. Lucky for you, I have. And I can tell you exactly what to do to keep you and your family safe in a gun attack.

Plus I want to show you a "can't fail" way to tear through any opponent (or multiple opponents) so fast they'll be...

Strapped To A Gurney In An Ambulance Before They Even Know What Hits Them.

This is the single most gruesome attack you'll ever see.

Yet, it's so simple you'll laugh.

Only a handful of people in the world really know how it works. And it lets you cut through thugs, gang members and even trained fighters like that "Tasmanian devil" in the Bugs Bunny cartoons—hurting, maiming and killing anyone in your path.

Anyway, here's the bottom line:

Scientific Self Defense contains in-depth training on more than 65 advanced Close Combat Training techniques, tactics and methodologies.

We cover multiple locations and scenarios ranging from an assault in a freezing parking lot with a crow bar... to having a gun pulled on you in a bar... to someone trying to stab your eyes out for no reason.

But here's the best part about these lessons:

Being a trained educator and life-long researcher of how the human mind learns and absorbs information, I created these lessons specifically so you can...

Learn Them Just By Watching Them.

I'm dead serious about this, too...

You need only WATCH the lessons to install these moves into your neural pathways and make them a "part" of you—as attached to your body as your own arms and legs. Which means, you NEVER have to practice. Never have to study boring techniques or roll around on a mat.

Heck, you don't even have to get off your couch. ..

Just kick back and watch these videos and you will automatically absorb the lessons.

It's almost like the movie "The Matrix"—where they "downloaded" advanced fighting skills directly into peoples' brains.

This is likely your only chance to learn how to tear into violent attackers without training, exercise or even so much as leaving your sofa. Your only chance to be a badass without physically working for it. It's as close to a self defense "magic pill" as you can get.’

So you dan't dawdle or put this off. Take this course now, before it slips your mind and before it's too late.

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Learning objectives

A scientifically proven way (discovered by isaac newton) to hit with more force and pressure. (regardless of your size or speed now.)
A military "insider" secret way to deflect knife, bat or gun attacks using just the edge of your hand.
The one-and-only-proven-effective way (straight out of "dracula") to get someone who pins you to the ground to jump off you like a frog out of boiling water!
How to cripple someone twice your size and weight using nothing more than the of tips of your fingers!
A secret to taking out an attacker's knee caps with one simple movement. (surfers naturally do this move to stay on their boards in rough surfing conditions.)
A clever (and very sneaky) way to hit someone that's the equivalent of 10-15 punches. (works even if you've never thrown a punch in your life!)
What to do with your toes that can give you an instant advantage over bigger, faster and more experienced attackers.
A secret way (most people would never think to do) to quickly slam someone who attacks you right on their ass—without even punching, kicking or grabbing them.
How to "speed hit" your attacker every half second... even if you're clumsy, slow and have never hit anyone in your life.
A secret "voodoo" move (that almost nobody else knows about) that can end any fight, with almost any attacker, in just 2 seconds or less.
What you must know about the tables around you if you are attacked in a bar.
3 simple and proven ways to stop knife attacks.
The outright "lie" martial arts dojos teach that can get you killed in a real fight. (this is one of the main reasons martial artists get beat up by amateurs)
A "magic bullet" attack (used by bare knuckle boxers and ancient samurai) that lets you control and dominate faster and tougher opponents.
A "can't miss" way to block even an expert boxer's punches and put him in a world of hurt at the same time!(this "super block" makes you almost invulnerable)
The absolute worst thing you can do in a violent altercation! (whatever you do, never do this.)

How to instantly inflict gut-wrenching pain on anyone who puts you in a headlock.
A simple "magic move" (even a grandma or small child can use) that's guaranteed to send even the most ruthless attacker to his knees—writhing in pain.
How to quickly "summon" enough striking power to severely injure a stronger attacker... even if you're sick, frail or weak.
A secret way to use your big toe to shatter someone's shin?
What to do if you are attacked by multiple people at the same time.
How to instantly immobilize anyone who attacks you with a baseball bat, crowbar or other blunt weapon.
Why you should never kick someone when they're down—and the more devastating (and painful) thing you should do instead.
How to "super charge" the power of your strikes by using the soft part of your hand.
A weird (but effective) way to put someone in total agony if they try to punch you. (this stops attackers dead in their tracks even if you do it wrong!)
The fastest known way to stop someone who tries to tackle you to the ground. (olympic wrestlers do this all the time, and it usually ends the fight instantly).)
A 1-second "trick" which makes your body almost 100% "punch-proof."
The "miracle" move that can put anyone who picks you up from behind in excruciating pain. (your attacker will probably never walk right again!)
A "hidden" place on the human body that, if you strike it in this exact way, will cause most attackers (especially bigger ones) blinding pain.
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A scientifically proven way (discovered by isaac newton) to hit with more force and pressure. (regardless of your size or speed now.)
A military "insider" secret way to deflect knife, bat or gun attacks using just the edge of your hand.
The one-and-only-proven-effective way (straight out of "dracula") to get someone who pins you to the ground to jump off you like a frog out of boiling water!
How to cripple someone twice your size and weight using nothing more than the of tips of your fingers!
A secret to taking out an attacker's knee caps with one simple movement. (surfers naturally do this move to stay on their boards in rough surfing conditions.)
A clever (and very sneaky) way to hit someone that's the equivalent of 10-15 punches. (works even if you've never thrown a punch in your life!)
What to do with your toes that can give you an instant advantage over bigger, faster and more experienced attackers.
A secret way (most people would never think to do) to quickly slam someone who attacks you right on their ass—without even punching, kicking or grabbing them.
How to "speed hit" your attacker every half second... even if you're clumsy, slow and have never hit anyone in your life.
A secret "voodoo" move (that almost nobody else knows about) that can end any fight, with almost any attacker, in just 2 seconds or less.
What you must know about the tables around you if you are attacked in a bar.
3 simple and proven ways to stop knife attacks.
The outright "lie" martial arts dojos teach that can get you killed in a real fight. (this is one of the main reasons martial artists get beat up by amateurs)
A "magic bullet" attack (used by bare knuckle boxers and ancient samurai) that lets you control and dominate faster and tougher opponents.
A "can't miss" way to block even an expert boxer's punches and put him in a world of hurt at the same time!(this "super block" makes you almost invulnerable)
The absolute worst thing you can do in a violent altercation! (whatever you do, never do this.)
How to instantly inflict gut-wrenching pain on anyone who puts you in a headlock.
A simple "magic move" (even a grandma or small child can use) that's guaranteed to send even the most ruthless attacker to his knees—writhing in pain.
How to quickly "summon" enough striking power to severely injure a stronger attacker... even if you're sick, frail or weak.
A secret way to use your big toe to shatter someone's shin?
What to do if you are attacked by multiple people at the same time.
How to instantly immobilize anyone who attacks you with a baseball bat, crowbar or other blunt weapon.
Why you should never kick someone when they're down—and the more devastating (and painful) thing you should do instead.
How to "super charge" the power of your strikes by using the soft part of your hand.
A weird (but effective) way to put someone in total agony if they try to punch you. (this stops attackers dead in their tracks even if you do it wrong!)
The fastest known way to stop someone who tries to tackle you to the ground. (olympic wrestlers do this all the time, and it usually ends the fight instantly).)
A 1-second "trick" which makes your body almost 100% "punch-proof."
The "miracle" move that can put anyone who picks you up from behind in excruciating pain. (your attacker will probably never walk right again!)
A "hidden" place on the human body that, if you strike it in this exact way, will cause most attackers (especially bigger ones) blinding pain.
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Syllabus

Scientific Self Defense

Scientific Self Defense: Fight Sequence I

Scientific Self Defense: Fight Instructional I

Scientific Self Defense: Fight Sequence II

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what should give you pause

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Teaches methods to quickly immobilize attackers using techniques applicable in real-world scenarios, which may appeal to those prioritizing immediate self-protection

Emphasizes learning through observation of realistic fight scenarios, potentially benefiting visual learners who prefer demonstrations over theoretical instruction

Presents techniques allegedly used by military personnel and ancient warriors, which may appeal to learners interested in the historical context of combat methods

Claims to impart skills without requiring physical practice, which may attract individuals seeking a low-exertion approach to self-defense training

Focuses on disarming techniques and responses to weapon-based attacks, which may be useful for individuals concerned about armed assailants

Includes potentially dangerous techniques, and learners should consult qualified professionals before attempting them, as some moves may cause serious harm

Reviews summary

Scientific self defense: learn by watching

According to learners who might be drawn to this course, the core premise revolves around learning self-defense techniques primarily by watching videos alone, aiming to "download" skills without traditional practice. The course description highlights covering a range of dramatic, real-world scenarios, from gun and knife attacks to multiple opponents, and promises simple yet effective techniques for disabling attackers. However, the central claim that significant proficiency can be gained without physical training or practice is a significant point of discussion and potential skepticism.

Effectiveness of moves in real-world scenarios debated.

"Some moves demonstrated look effective on video, but I question their practicality against a resisting opponent."

"I tried some of the techniques casually, and they require timing and strength I didn't gain just by watching."

"While interesting, the described techniques feel overly specific and potentially dangerous to attempt without training."

Covers various attack situations like guns, knives.

"I appreciate that the course attempts to cover different kinds of attacks, including weapon threats."

"Seeing demonstrations for scenarios involving knives and multiple attackers was informative."

"The variety of situations addressed is a definite plus for considering different threats."

Highly sensationalized and dramatic claims.

"The description is very hyped up, promising 'killer' skills and dramatic outcomes that seem unrealistic."

"The marketing language about disarming gunmen in 60 seconds feels exaggerated and sensational."

"I was drawn in by the bold claims, but the presentation feels more like entertainment than serious instruction."

Course claims skills transfer just by watching.

"I enrolled because it said I wouldn't need to practice, but that seems unrealistic for real self-defense."

"The idea of just watching and learning complex moves like 'downloading' is hard to believe."

"I felt the promise of getting skills without any physical effort was misleading based on the content."

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Advanced Close Combat Training: Scientific Self Defense with these activities:

Review Basic Anatomy

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Reviewing basic anatomy will help you understand the vulnerable points on the human body, making the techniques taught in the course more effective.

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Study diagrams of the skeletal and muscular systems.
Identify major arteries and nerve clusters.
Research common pressure points.

Review 'The Gift of Fear'

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Reading 'The Gift of Fear' will improve your situational awareness and ability to anticipate threats, complementing the physical techniques taught in the course.

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Read the book, paying attention to the warning signs of violence.
Reflect on personal experiences where intuition played a role.
Consider how to apply the book's principles in everyday life.

Practice Basic Strikes and Blocks

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Practicing basic strikes and blocks will reinforce the techniques demonstrated in the course, improving your muscle memory and reaction time.

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Warm up with light cardio and stretching.
Practice punches, kicks, and elbow strikes against a heavy bag.
Drill basic blocks and parries with a partner.
Cool down and stretch.

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Sparring Session with a Partner

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Sparring with a partner will allow you to apply the techniques learned in the course in a dynamic and realistic setting, improving your timing and adaptability.

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Warm up with light cardio and dynamic stretching.
Review the safety rules and guidelines.
Spar with a partner, focusing on specific techniques.
Cool down and stretch.

Create a Self-Defense Scenario Video

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Creating a self-defense scenario video will force you to think critically about the application of the techniques taught in the course and how to adapt them to different situations.

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Choose a realistic self-defense scenario.
Plan the scenario, including the attacker's actions and your response.
Film the scenario, focusing on clear and effective techniques.
Edit the video and add narration explaining the techniques used.

Review 'On Killing'

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Reading 'On Killing' will provide insight into the psychological aspects of violence, helping you better understand your own reactions and those of potential attackers.

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Read the book, focusing on the psychological effects of violence.
Reflect on how the book's insights apply to self-defense situations.
Consider the ethical implications of using deadly force.

Volunteer at a Self-Defense Workshop

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Volunteering at a self-defense workshop will provide you with practical experience in teaching and assisting others, reinforcing your own understanding of the techniques.

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Contact a local self-defense organization or community center.
Offer your services as a volunteer assistant.
Assist with demonstrations, drills, and student supervision.
Reflect on your experience and identify areas for improvement.

Career center

Learners who complete Advanced Close Combat Training: Scientific Self Defense will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Self Defense Trainer

A self-defense trainer teaches individuals techniques to protect themselves in dangerous situations. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, with its focus on practical and effective self-defense, offers direct knowledge and methods that a self-defense trainer can use in their curriculum. The course's emphasis on real-world scenarios and efficient ways to neutralize attackers can be invaluable for a self defense trainer. The unique methodology presented in the course provides a very useful perspective.

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Personal Protection Specialist

A personal protection specialist is responsible for ensuring the safety of an individual or group, often in situations that involve potential physical threats. This role requires skills in risk assessment, de-escalation, and physical intervention. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, which focuses on practical techniques for self-defense and disabling attackers, directly addresses key skills required by a personal protection specialist. The course's unique focus on the psychology of confrontation could enhance the protective capabilities of a specialist in dealing with dangerous situations.

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Security Guard

Security guards protect properties and people and may face physically threatening situations. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, especially its focus on disarming techniques, offers skills that will better equip a security guard. The course teaches techniques to neutralize attackers quickly. Security guards can make use of the course's curriculum to refine and improve their response capabilities.

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Law Enforcement Officer

Law enforcement officers are involved in maintaining public safety and often face confrontations that may require physical intervention. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, which emphasizes practical self-defense, may be useful for officers looking to improve their ability to protect themselves and others in close-quarters engagement. The focus on disarming techniques and understanding attacker behavior provides practical knowledge for real life scenarios. This course might be particularly helpful to officers who want to learn techniques that are based on real-world situations.

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Bounty Hunter

Bounty hunters track and apprehend fugitives, which can involve dangerous interactions. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, with its focus on disabling and neutralizing opponents, may be useful to a bounty hunter as it provides skills relevant to this line of work. The course’s focus on real-world combat scenarios, where one mistake can be fatal, is particularly relevant. The bounty hunter can improve their likelihood of success in dangerous situations by learning the combat techniques described in the course.

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Security Consultant

A security consultant assesses and advises on security risks and vulnerabilities. This often involves understanding potential threats and recommending strategies for mitigation. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, with its focus on real-world combat scenarios and techniques, provides a unique perspective on close-quarters threats that may be useful in assessing vulnerability and suggesting security protocols. The course's emphasis on disarming and neutralizing attackers can inform practical security measures. The consultant will find the course's breakdown of advanced close combat techniques helpful for understanding potential threats.

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Corrections Officer

Corrections officers maintain order within correctional facilities and may encounter situations requiring physical intervention. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, which teaches practical self-defense techniques and ways to neutralize attackers, is particularly relevant to those working in a corrections environment. Understanding principles of close combat can help officers quickly and effectively manage dangerous situations. This course may be useful for officers seeking better knowledge of defense tactics.

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Military Instructor

Military instructors train personnel in various skills, including combat techniques. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, with its emphasis on real-world, effective self-defense methods, may be useful for instructors looking to enhance their training programs. The course's focus on life-or-death scenarios and efficient methods of neutralization can be valuable in developing realistic and practical defense training. The course provides insight into situations of intense confrontation.

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Private Investigator

Private investigators often operate in environments where physical confrontation is possible. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, which emphasizes practical self-defense techniques, may be useful for an investigator who may encounter unexpected scenarios. The course's techniques for handling armed or aggressive individuals can be especially relevant for those who may face such threats in the course of their work. The focus on efficient methods of neutralization helps in understanding and preparing for potential violent situations.

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Safety Officer

A safety officer is responsible for implementing safety protocols and emergency procedures, often in workplaces or public spaces. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, with its practical self-defense methods, can contribute to a safety officer's understanding of potential threats and how to react to them. The course's emphasis on disarming techniques and neutralizing attackers becomes useful when developing emergency plans. The course helps an officer understand the realities of dangerous situations.

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Martial Arts Instructor

A martial arts instructor teaches various forms of combat techniques to students. The Advanced Close Combat Training course, which is rooted in real-world combat situations, offers material that a martial arts instructor might seek to integrate into their approach or curriculum. This course may be useful for instructors seeking unique methods of self-defense that go beyond traditional martial arts. The course may provide alternative perspectives on techniques that can enhance an instructor's teaching.

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Risk Management Analyst

A risk management analyst assesses potential risks and vulnerabilities across various sectors. Though not directly physical, the Advanced Close Combat Training course, with its insights into real-world combative threats and mitigation strategies, this may bring a valuable perspective to the risk assessment process. The course's methodology can aid the analyst in understanding potential physical threats, particularly in situations involving violence. The course's real-world focus helps in understanding potential impacts.

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Investigator

An investigator gathers information, often in situations involving conflict or potential danger. While not directly related, the Advanced Close Combat Training course may be useful by providing a unique perspective on violent situations. This could help the investigator to better assess witness statements or understand the dynamics of situations they are investigating. This course may be helpful, particularly for those working cases that involve violent crime.

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Emergency Medical Technician

Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) provide medical care in emergency situations, some of which may involve violence. The Advanced Close Combat Training course may be useful in understanding the dynamics of violent encounters, which could help the EMT to act quickly and safely in dangerous situations. This course may be helpful to an EMT, particularly when the safety of the EMT and their partner are in question. The course emphasizes real-life combat situations.

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Intelligence Analyst

An intelligence analyst gathers and assesses information, often in situations related to security or conflict. Though the role is more analytical, the Advanced Close Combat Training course may provide useful insights into the physical aspects of conflict and security. Understanding how violent encounters unfold can help create a more complete picture of a situation. The course may offer a deeper understanding of the realities of hand-to-hand combat and the psychology of confrontation.

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We've selected two books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Advanced Close Combat Training: Scientific Self Defense.

Stop Teaching Our Kids To Kill, Revised and Updated...

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Explores the psychological impact of killing, both in war and in civilian life. Understanding the mental and emotional aspects of violence can help you prepare yourself for the realities of self-defense and make more informed decisions in high-pressure situations. This book provides additional depth to the existing course. It is more valuable as additional reading than it is as a current reference.

Stop Teaching Our Kids To Kill, Revised and Updated...

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