• Techniques may be either defensive or offensive or both.

• Techniques that use:

  • Body

  • Head

  • Shoulders

  • Elbows

  • Hands

  • Hips

  • Knees

  • Feet

  • Biting

• Throws

• Finger pressure against pressure points

• Chokes (against windpipe) and strangles (against cardioids)

• Joint locks (neck, shoulders, elbows. wrists, fingers, hips, knees, ankles, toes)

• Come-alongs (forcing person to go where you wish)

• Hold Downs (pinning person down in a way that they cannot harm you)

• Flesh tearing with fingers (clawing, eye gouges)

• Mutilation (ripping ears or nose)

• Maiming (bone breaking)

• Releases (from grabs, locks, chokes, strangles, or hold downs)

• Falls (falling without injury)

• Techniques (offensive or defensive) from:

  • From ground

  • From seated position

  • From kneeling position

  • From prone position

• Defenses against or attacks using: 

  • Single techniques

  • Multiple techniques

  • Edged weapons (knife, razor)

  • Thrown weapons (objects, spear)

  • Launched weapons (slingshot, archery)

  • Bludgeoning weapons (bat, stick)

  • Killing attacks (techniques meant to kill)

  • Firearms (pistol, revolver, rifle, shotgun)

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