Wanna fight like a SEAL? for $5000 you can
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- Agent-Commando
Wanna fight like a SEAL? for $5000 you can
by Agent-Commando » Wed May 26, 2004 11:42 pm
If you don't mind going to Phoenix and putting down 5,000 clams, you can partake in a course called Scientific Combat Reactionary System, or SCARS, where you can learn about the hand-to-weapon techniques used to train US Navy SEAL teams. One word of warning though, it's not for the faint of heart. Are you up for it trooper?.
How tough is SCARS? Our camp had already lost two guys by lunchtime on the first day. One man broke his wrist. He wasn't used to being thrown, especially by someone who wasn't used to throwing. But the second camper quit outright, despite having paid $5,000 to be there. He just couldn't stomach the brutality.
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By knowing in advance, in detail, what reactions the enemy will be unable to suppress--and, therefore, which targets his recoiling body will next expose to attack--a SCARS fighter can seize control of his opponent and work the man like a pain puppet. SCARS puts the enemy through a non-stop series of traumas which will increasingly incapacitate or, ultimately, kill him. Peterson refers to this as "a rhythmic cascade of harm."
http://www.fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=46
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I am SOOO there! I'm a go to this course first then come to the ECGN meeting and kick all your arses! I'll pwn j00 all!
How tough is SCARS? Our camp had already lost two guys by lunchtime on the first day. One man broke his wrist. He wasn't used to being thrown, especially by someone who wasn't used to throwing. But the second camper quit outright, despite having paid $5,000 to be there. He just couldn't stomach the brutality.
[...]
By knowing in advance, in detail, what reactions the enemy will be unable to suppress--and, therefore, which targets his recoiling body will next expose to attack--a SCARS fighter can seize control of his opponent and work the man like a pain puppet. SCARS puts the enemy through a non-stop series of traumas which will increasingly incapacitate or, ultimately, kill him. Peterson refers to this as "a rhythmic cascade of harm."
http://www.fightingarts.com/reading/article.php?id=46
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I am SOOO there! I'm a go to this course first then come to the ECGN meeting and kick all your arses! I'll pwn j00 all!
by Chacal » Thu May 27, 2004 12:04 am
I just enrolled my boss. Told him it's a new management crash-course about team-building.
It's gonna be worth every penny.
It's gonna be worth every penny.
Chacal
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by cavalierlwt » Sat May 29, 2004 7:45 am
Your post has a misleading title, you should clarify. I was really interested in learning to fight like a seal, the aquatic mammal that is, and then I realized that you meant the miliatary orginization. I feel like my lifelong hope has been dashed!
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Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
with a throat full of dust
Life falls asleep
in a fetal position.
- Agent-Commando
by Agent-Commando » Sat May 29, 2004 10:45 am
Originally posted by cavalierlwt
Your post has a misleading title, you should clarify. I was really interested in learning to fight like a seal, the aquatic mammal that is, and then I realized that you meant the miliatary orginization. I feel like my lifelong hope has been dashed!
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