Attendance: Dan, Brian, Alex, and Chan, Full Instructor Victor Wong, with Guros Lem, and Joe C. instructing. Potential new student Lance dropped in.
We started by continuing to explore receiver grip feeder counters. We then transitioned into a medical scenario and introduced basic first responder protocols and tourniquet applications.
Guro Victor then taught triangle fighting tactics…awesomeness.
Big thanks to Guro Victor for stopping in for the impromptu lesson.
Attendance: Brian, Alex, Asim, Dan, Chan, Bob, Guros Joe M. and Joe C. instructing.
Upon review of class retention on receiver grips we decided more reps were in order. We ended with a few feeder counters.
Guros Joe M. and Joe C. instructing
We continued installing Receiver Grips.
Alex, Dan, Chan, Ryan, Asim, Guro’s Joey M., Lem, and Joe C.
Notes:
Continued teaching Receiver grips. Also, Guro Joey talked a little about the pressure points on the body. He learned them from Tuhon Brian out in LA. Maybe next class we will be able to go over different pressure points on the body.
Alex, Bob, Dan, Azim, Bryan, Chan, Guro’s Lem and Joey M.
Notes:
Reviewed Transitional Drills. Worked on Receiver Grips.
The average urban EMT response time is 8 minutes, 45 in rural areas. When seconds count help is still minutes away.
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Attendance: Robert, Dan, Chan, Frank, Alex, Asim, and Ryan. Guro Joe C. instructing. With the Atienza Kali seminar fast approaching we discussed the value of the long blade in terms of tactical superiority and the broadening of technique options. After which we focused on the Sayoc curriculum. The newer students learned TD2 while the more advanced students installed TD6 and learned TD2 level 3 isolations.