Hand vs. Hand Combat

Hand vs. Stick Combat

Hand vs. Knife Combat

Hand vs. Gun Threats in Combat

For Citizens, Soldiers, Martial Artists

and Law Enforcement

Situation-Based Combat. Event-Driven Self-Defense.

Combat-Scenario Based.

"My central focus is urban, suburban, rural and battlefield fighting winning, survival and self-defense, based upon military and police defensive tactics and the best of martial arts - bridging this gap" between all of these systems.

"I believe in the seamless application of all good tactics in all ranges of combat - standing, kneeling and prone. I don't consider myself a martial arts instructor. I am more of a friendly drill sergeant, or police academy instructor teaching you real-world survival skills." --Hock

This course covers mentality, strategies and tactics in hand vs. hand, hand vs. knife, hand vs. stick, and hand vs. gun threats. Level 1 (beginner) thru Level 10 (which is a Black Belt - see requirements listed below), taught in approximately 40 training modules. The first nine levels prepare you for the 10th level which is a performance of some 200 combat scenarios in all ranges of standing, kneeling and prone reality combat.

Hock will often recognize your blood, sweat, tears and martial time in other systems and kick-start people into an appropriate rank for them, providing Hock is familiar with your other systems and has seen you perform in classes and at seminars. (Click on "Instructor" button for info about instructors in your area.)

These days, with the proliferation of Israeli Martial Arts, many people think they are learning all the unarmed material there is. But they aren't. I would rather they did those courses than many other programs, but they need only see my in-depth, comprehensive approach to see the difference.

I will never tell you how to fight. That is up to you, based on your size, your strength, your age and other personal specs. You learn these universal moves, exercise them and select your favorites.

This FORCE NECESSARY, Unarmed Combat Course includes:

. Tactical street combat--standing and on the ground
. Combat tactics similar to Kick Boxing and Thai Boxing
. Combat grabs--standing and on the ground
. Combat headlocks/chokes--standing and on the ground
. Combat bear hugs--standing and on the ground

. "Extreme " Close Quarter Combat in the "Fighter's Clinch"
. Combat hand, knife, stick throws, takedowns
. Counters and reversals to all tactics taught
. Combat ground fighting scenarios (non-submission based)
. Combat against multiple attackers
. Empty hand vs. knife, pistol and long gun scenarios

. Important military and police follow-up containment and control tactics
. Combat against stick and all impact weapon attacks
. Ground Zero-ground kick fighting
. Joint cranks, joint breaks, counters, reversals and flows
. Invading Hands (or Trapping Hands)--standing, kneeling and on the ground

You will learn:
. vital, life-saving conversions of classical and traditional martial art techniques over to reality fighting

. dirty tricks and strategies that clean-cut, rule-following police and martial artists won't usually know

. hundreds of skill, power and fighting savvy developing drills that police and soldiers won't usually know

. hundreds of street survival strategies & techniques, that martial artists/soldiers won't usually know

. non-classical, non-traditional, no katas, no sports, no kids, no contracts, no uniforms

. rank certification and instructorships are available, or just simply train for knowledge!

. learn the tactics/plans of criminals and enemy soldiers, how they will ambush you and fight you.

The FORCE NECESSARY, Unarmed Combatives Course Modules

These consist of strikes, kicks, cranks, invading entries, takedowns, throws in standing, kneeling and ground combat scenarios, with and against empty hands, or modern weapons like sticks, knives and guns. All supported by skill developing drills. This is perhaps like a college course of fighting. The first three levels are designed to be the basic self-defense crash course.

Download the FORCE NECESSARY UC Level 1 Free Outline Click here

Download the FORCE NECESSARY UC Level 2 (small fee) Outline Click here

Download the FORCE NECESSARY UC Level 3 (smal fee) Outline Click here

Download the FORCE NECESSARY UC Level 10 (small fee) Outline Click here

The FORCE NECESSARY UC Strike and Counter-Strike Modules (Used standing, seated, kneeling and on the ground)

Level 1 The Finger Strike Module

Level 2 The Palm Strike Module

Level 3 The Forearm Strike Module

Level 4 The Hammer Fist Module

Level 5 The Punch/Counter-Punch Strike Module

Level 6 The Elbow Strike Module

Level 7 The Body Ram Module

Level 8 The Head Butt (limited-use of) and Crown Crusher Module

Level 9 The Unarmed versus the Knife and Stick Modules

Level 10 The Combat Scenario Performance Module

The FORCE NECESSARY, UC Kick and Counters Modules (Used standing, seated, kneeling and on the ground)

Level 1 The Frontal Snap Kick Module

Level 2 The Stomp Kick Module

Level 3 The Knee Strike/Kick Module

Level 4 The Rear Leg Round Kick Module

Level 5 The Front Leg Hook Kick Module

Level 6 The Mule Kick/Back Kick Module

Level 7 The Side Kick Module

Level 8 The Thrust Kick Module

Level 9 Counters to Kicks

Level 10 The Combat Scenario Performance Module

The FORCE NECESSARY UC Takedown and Throw and Counters Modules

Level 1 The Finger Attack Takedowns Module

Level 2 The Circular Takedowns Module

Level 3 The Rear Takedowns Module

Level 4 The Bent Arm Takedowns Module

Level 5 The Front Takedowns Module

Level 6 The Neck Attack Takedowns Module

Level 7 The Push/Pull Takedowns Module

Level 8 The Tackle Takedowns Module

Level 9 The Unarmed vs. Firearm Threats, the Knife and Stick Modules

Level 10 The Combat Scenario Performance Module

The above groups cover the Unarmed Combative progression. In order to maximize your survival in knife, impact weapons and CQC firearms, one must train in unarmed combatives as a foundation. If you would like to learn more about the Unarmed Combatives courses, or would like to order books, DVDS and manuals for the course click on any title to the left.

Some of Hock's SFC Mottos since 1994:

"Cheat first, cheat last, cheat in the middle."

"Fighting first! Systems second!"

"Expect Chaos! Train in Chaos! Thrive in Chaos!"

"Train the Beast! Do Not Tame the Beast!"

"We are combat-scenario driven training program."

"Under stress, we fall back to our repetition training,

rarely if ever do we rise to our expectations.

They give medals to people who rise to their expectations,

that's how rarely it happens!"

"If you find yourself in a fair fight, you just didn't prepare well enough."

"Fighting is less like chess and more like checkers."

FORCE NECESSARY Unarmed Combatives Instructorship Levels

. Class Organizer: anytime after a few sessions with Hock

. Basic Instructor upon completing Level 3

. Advanced Instructor upon completing Level 6

. Expertise Instructor upon completing Level 9

. Black Belt Instructor upon completing Level 10

. Or just train for knowledge and never test.

$50 certification fee per level. One time $100 instructor fee per Basic, Advanced, Expertise levels. No monthly instructor dues or tithing. YOU KEEP YOUR CLASS MONEY YOU EARN! Black Belt Instructors are automatically instructors anytime they wish to teach. Black Belt test - $250. (see the BB tests requirements above) Again, no monthly student dues or any "franchise fees." Only renew your Congress membership annually by attending a seminar. See Hock once a year. Keep training, learning and growing. Re-Certification. Barring emergencies, we expect to see each instructor and rank holder at least once every 12 months or so, in a seminar in order to keep credentials current in the natural evolution of these courses.

"I still use the term "black belt" for Level 10 in this course because many people really want to teach. Every potential student understands the term black belt and what it represents. Achieving one is important from a personal standpoint and a business perspective." - Hock

Hock’s courses change and evolve through time to incorporate changes in learning styles, law enforcement agency requirements and additional training methods as they become available.  If you need information about current certification requirements for this course and how they relate to previous courses, contact Hock directly at Hock@HocksCQC.com