Jujutsu, Aikijujutsu, Aikido

[Scott Sonnon]

Wade,

As part of "imperfect training", RMAX has already been training agencies like this for several years. But this type of training is not for public consumption.

[wadem]

Oh, you secretive guy, you! I might have known...

[Scott Sonnon]

It's not about secrets, but ethics and practicality. Civilians tend to think that training like a specop soldier will make them better at defending themselves against a street assailant or home invasion. But that's not only not the case, it's the opposite.

[wadem]

I absolutely agree. I think it would be irresponsible to put that kind of knowledge into everyone's hands. It has far more potential for being used inappropriately.

What I was referring to as far as worst case scenarios did not entail releasing SpecOp type knowledge. I was thinking more of additional examples of use of the RMAX principles in less than perfect situations. Sort of like how FlowFit® II is specifically about ground engagement. Take the baseline self-practice methods (Intu-Flow®, BodyFlow, etc.), mix them with the "baseline" FlowFighting® methods (SoftWork, HardWork, PAE, etc.), and later introduce uses for the principles learned in more sticky situations. No lethal methods intended, more like releases, escapes, immobilizations, etc.

[Scott Sonnon]

Already there, amigo. Adaptability, Resiliency, Improvisation, Toughness and Athleticism are the main attributes of FlowFighting®. You really need to get to the next FlowFighting® Camp!

[wadem]

Ah, yes. THAT goes without saying!