More on Tim Kennedy: http://amzn.to/2yebpG3 Are you looking for H2HC (hand-to-hand combat) training? Well, we've got the military martial arts expert you're looking for — and, to boot, he's also an MMA fighter! We're talking, of course, about Strikeforce fighter Tim Kennedy. This mixed martial artist is a staff sergeant in the Texas National Guard. Tim Kennedy is an H2HC expert, an expert in Army Rangers training, and is trained in the self-defense moves of both the Modern Army Combatives Program (MACP) and the Special Operations Combatives Program (SOCP). Tim Kennedy also endured Army Rangers hand-to-hand combat training, spent nearly a year in the Special Forces Qualification Course, and is a High-Altitude Low-Opening (HALO) sniper. And in his spare time, Tim Kennedy has fought his way to an impressive 14-3 MMA fight record. Perhaps Tim Kennedy's Army Rangers training has had something to do with his MMA ferocity? Whether it's that or the other way around, Tim Kennedy's Army Rangers hand-to-hand combat training is a force to be reckoned with. And in this exclusive H2HC video, Kennedy brings his Army Rangers training to bear for a demonstration of self-defense moves from MACP combatives and SOCP combatives. "Closing with and destroying an enemy is the most important thing," Tim Kennedy says. "Closing the distance with an enemy to be able to destroy him — that's kind of the principle behind MACP (Modern Army Combatives Program) and SOCP (Special Operations Combatives Program)." Clad in military combat gear for the shoot, Tim Kennedy refers to his uniform for the next stage of setting up his H2HC self-defense moves demonstration. "So the difference in SOCP is we want to get to our tools. I will [usually carry] a whole bunch of stuff — from guns to knives, long guns, shotguns. I can't use that stuff when I'm here," he says, stepping right up to his opponent. "I need to be able to get away to make that distance." "One of my favorite [techniques] is the palm-strike-to-elbow [combination]," Tim Kennedy says, proceeding to demonstrate the H2HC technique from his Army Rangers hand-to-hand combat training. "So you wanna slam your hand as hard as you can into the face. The fingers go right into the eye, the palm of your hand straight into the center of their nose. Then you're gonna bring your elbow up, just like muay Thai elbow. You're gonna tuck your chin inside your shoulder, and you snap the elbow down right into the center of his face." _______________________________________________ LEARN MUAY THAI ELBOWS FROM MASTER TODDY! Tim Kennedy mentions that his favorite combination from his Army Rangers training is the palm strike to the elbow. Learn the true muay Thai elbow from a bona fide master! Check out our downloadable FREE GUIDE — Master T ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Zq2fWI6LRA

BJJ Legend Ricardo Liborio breaks down frame guard sweeps when your opponent is trying to pass. This position is great for practitioners with a strong base and is easy to transition to from closed guard. Ricardo Liborio was the very first World Jiu Jitsu Champion in the Super Heavyweight Division in 1996. Liborio earned his black belt under the famed Carlson Gracie as one of his elite 200 martial artist at the Carlson Gracie Jiu Jitsu Academy. Liborio is also well know for his role in the creation of Brazilian Top Team (BTT) and American Top Team (ATT). He is also the founder of Martial Arts Nation whcih he continue to lead as the master instructor for many of his students wordwide. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVHWtfkWHDk

For more on Michael Jai White: http://amzn.to/2fxXcs0 It’s rare to find a movie star who teaches regularly at a karate dojo. Then again, Michael Jai White isn’t your average movie star. He’s the owner of seven black belts. Visit the school where he spends off time in this exclusive video! Get more Michael Jai White on the Black Belt website at http://www.blackbeltmag.com/tag/michael-jai-white/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go5vzj3VkzM

Get more on Hapkido: http://amzn.to/2yeXYFQ Han Woong Kim is a sixth-degree black belt in Jang Mu Won hapkido, the version of the Korean art that was founded by his father, Black Belt Hall of Famer Chong S. Kim. He demonstrates a counterattack solution using hapkido techniques against close-range roundhouse kicks in this exclusive hapkido-techniques video shot at Gokor Chivichyan's Hayastan Mixed Martial Arts Academy in suburban Los Angeles. Why is the roundhouse kick so powerful? Versatility. The roundhouse kick can function at long range, at medium range and at close range. Defense against such versatility quickly becomes a difficult proposition. However, Han Woong Kim breaks down effective self-defense move using hapkido techniques in this exclusive video! Learn more at http://www.blackbeltmag.com/daily/traditional-martial-arts-training/hapkido/hapkido-techniques-vs-roundhouse-kicks-from-multiple-ranges/ ---- Remember the 1970s cult classic "Billy Jack"? Get a FREE e-book download about the genesis of that film and how hapkido techniques were realistically rehearsed and depicted in it! "Billy Jack Flashback: How Tom Laughlin and Hapkido Techniques Master Bong Soo Han Made a Martial Arts Cult Classic" is available as FREE e-book download now at http://www.blackbeltmag.com/billy-jack ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDxudrMd_as