Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Praktikal Baston Program

    Uploaded by

    Isagani Abon
    7 views2 pages
    The document outlines a practical defensive baton tactics training program that covers key topics like grips, stances, footwork, striking techniques, weapon retention, takedowns, and restraining techniques. It also discusses situational awareness, legal issues, and applying the baton skills and unarmed defensive tactics to different self-defense scenarios involving grabs, punches, kicks or attacks with knives, sticks or other impact objects. The goal is to teach students how to properly use and defend themselves with a baton through solo drills, partner drills, and practicing responses to simulated attacks.

    Original Description:

    My Pratikal baston program

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document outlines a practical defensive baton tactics training program that covers key topics like grips, stances, footwork, striking techniques, weapon retention, takedowns, and restraining techniques. It also discusses situational awareness, legal issues, and applying the baton skills and unarmed defensive tactics to different self-defense scenarios involving grabs, punches, kicks or attacks with knives, sticks or other impact objects. The goal is to teach students how to properly use and defend themselves with a baton through solo drills, partner drills, and practicing responses to simulated attacks.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    7 views2 pages

    Praktikal Baston Program

    Uploaded by

    Isagani Abon
    The document outlines a practical defensive baton tactics training program that covers key topics like grips, stances, footwork, striking techniques, weapon retention, takedowns, and restraining techniques. It also discusses situational awareness, legal issues, and applying the baton skills and unarmed defensive tactics to different self-defense scenarios involving grabs, punches, kicks or attacks with knives, sticks or other impact objects. The goal is to teach students how to properly use and defend themselves with a baton through solo drills, partner drills, and practicing responses to simulated attacks.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 2

    Practical Defensive Baton Tactics

    1. What is Defensive tactics and Soft Skills


    • Defensive vs. Offensive
    • Self Defense and the Law
    • Lethal and non lethal target and what to avoid
    • Situational Awareness: OODA LOOP, COLOR CODE OF COMBAT, Operant Conditioning
    • Soft Word: Right Word to Choose and use and what to avoid

    2. Grips
    • Hawak Puluhan
    • Hawak Sagad
    • Hawak Dulo sa Dulo

    3. Preferred Baton size


    • 21” to 26”

    4. Stance
    • Offensive Stance
    • Defensive Stance
    • False Lead Stance

    5. Footwork (Solo and Partner Drills)


    • Defensive Footwork
    • Side Step
    • Arcing Step with Adjustment
    • Iwas Paatras
    • L Back step
    6. Striking (Non Lethal Target)
    • Ekis
    • Patabas
    • Bagsak (Cycling)
    • Patagpas (Cycling)
    • Dunggol
    • Patusok

    7. Weapon Retention
    • Anti Baton Grab
    • Impact
    • Twist and Pull
    • Twist and Push

    8. Basic Takedown
    • Leg Twist
    • Leg Tackle
    • Leg Push
    • Head Takedown
    • Arm and Body Takedown
    9. Restraining and Controlling
    • Basic Rules on Restraining
    • Basic Restraining and Take Away Technique

    10. Basic Self Defense to work (Situational/Scenario type)


    • Grab
    • Punch
    • Kick
    • Knife attack/Edge Weapon
    • Stick or Impact object.

    11. Different Situational/Scenario

    12. Demo and Basic of Unarmed Defensive Tactics (For Another Module but we will demo and Teach some of the Basic
    Principles.

    You might also like