A complex of hand-to-hand combat without weapons for 8 accounts
Starting position - combat stance.
1. With a step forward with the left foot, prepare for battle.
2. Execute with the forearm of the left hand, beating up and with the fist of the right hand, strike forward straight.
3. Kick with the right foot forward straight.
4. With a step to the right, perform a backhand left blow with the edge of the palm of the right hand.
5. With a step with the right foot back, beat the forearm with the left hand inward.
6. With a step with the right foot forward, strike with the fist of the right hand forward from above.
7. Perform a strike with the left foot forward straight and, without lowering the leg down, with a step with the left foot forward, take the left-sided preparation for battle.
8. With a step with your left foot back, take a combat stance.
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Complex assessment (personal)
Complexes of hand-to-hand combat techniques are designed to improve skills in striking with a hand, foot, in performing defense techniques, movements, spatial orientation in hand-to-hand combat, as well as to improve skills in combat with a machine gun.
They are performed in the preparatory part of complex classes, classes on overcoming obstacles and hand-to-hand combat in the morning physical exercises, during physical training and in preparing military personnel for service on guard.
Complexes are performed on 8 accounts.
Hand-to-hand combat complexes with a machine gun(fig.54)
Starting position - combat stance, weapon to the leg
1. With a step with the left foot forward, take the ready for battle and beat the barrel of the machine gun to the right.
2. Perform an injection with a bayonet (poke with a barrel) with a lunge with the left foot.
3. With a step with the right foot back, strike with the butt plate straight back.
4. Turning on the left foot to the right, with a step of the right back, beat off the barrel of the machine gun to the left.
5. With a short step forward with the right foot, strike with the butt from the side.
6. With a turn in a circle over the left shoulder, putting the right leg back, protect yourself from a blow from above with the support of the machine gun.
7. With a step with the right foot forward, perform a straight forward magazine kick.
8. With a turn to the right, take a combat stance.
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A complex of hand-to-hand combat without weapons(fig.55)
Starting position - combat stance.
1. With a step forward with your left foot, get ready for battle and beat it up with your left hand.
2. Strike with the right hand forward straight.
3. Kick with the right foot forward straight or from below.
4. With a step to the right, perform a backhand blow to the side with the edge of the palm of the right hand.
5. With a step with the right foot back, beat the left hand inward.
6. With a step with the right foot forward, strike with the fist of the right hand forward from above.
7. Kick with the left foot forward straight, take the left-handed position for the fight.
8. With a step with your left foot back, take a combat stance.
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Chapter III.
PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES OF PRACTICAL EXERCISES ON HAND-TO-TO-HAND FIGHTING
Training sessions in hand-to-hand combat are the main form of training military personnel for hand-to-hand combat. They are organized and conducted with all personnel of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
The main type of hand-to-hand combat training is practical training. They are held with the aim of mastering the applied skills of successful hand-to-hand combat in single combat with the enemy, the development and improvement of physical, special and psychological qualities.
In accordance with the requirements of the NFP, practical classes are held in sections of physical training and in a complex manner. At the complex classes conducted for the purpose of general and special physical training of personnel, military personnel are also trained for hand-to-hand combat with the enemy. Their content includes training in the implementation of hand-to-hand combat techniques and actions in combination with exercises from other sections of physical training.
The effectiveness of practical exercises depends on the organization and methodology of their conduct, which involves the creative application of the principles and methods of training and education of military personnel. This is expressed in increasing the interest of students in classes, in creating conditions for the effective manifestation of their physical and psychological capabilities and ensuring optimal density and physical activity in the classroom.
The objectives of hand-to-hand combat are:
1. Teaching techniques and tactics of hand-to-hand combat with the enemy.
2. Development of speed in actions, dexterity and strength.
3. Education of courage and determination, resourcefulness and initiative, self-confidence.
4. Increasing the body's resistance to adverse factors of combat activity.
5. Raising the ability to apply the acquired skills of hand-to-hand combat in difficult conditions.
The mice cried, pricked, but continued to gnaw at the cactus.
folk wisdom
A samurai without a sword is like a samurai without a sword.
BushidoIf a person goes into battle unprepared, then it will be dishonorable in relation to the federation, in relation to brothers in arms, but worst of all - in relation to himself.
Robert Heinlein. Star Infantry
So, the official system of hand-to-hand combat of the Russian Army based on the Manual on Physical Training - 2009 (NFP-2009). Everything else is from the evil one.
Hand-to-hand combat (NFP-2009)
150. Classes in hand-to-hand combat are aimed at developing the skills necessary for destroying, disabling or capturing the enemy, self-defense from his attack, as well as cultivating courage, determination and self-confidence.
151. Classes in hand-to-hand combat are held in military (sports) uniforms, check only in military uniforms:
when training in combat techniques with weapons - on a special platform equipped with stationary and portable stuffed animals, targets (wickerwork), portable obstacles (walls, fences, front gardens, inconspicuous obstacles, etc.), trenches, communication passages, dugouts, landings, facades of houses with windows, in tactical fields, in guard towns and on obstacle courses;
when teaching unarmed combat techniques - on a flat grassy area, a specially prepared pit with sand and sawdust, equipped with drainage, or in a gym (on a carpet of mats).
152. The preparatory part of the lesson is carried out with and without weapons. When carrying out the preparatory part of the lesson with weapons, it includes: drill techniques, walking and running at a different pace, rushing, crawling, performing preparedness techniques for combat and offhand shooting, actions on sudden commands and signals, hand-to-hand combat techniques with weapons, including and on targets (stuffed animals), complexes of hand-to-hand combat techniques with a machine gun for 8 or more scores.
The preparatory part of the lesson, conducted without weapons, includes: combat techniques, walking and running at a different pace, actions on sudden signals and commands, special exercises in movement, hand-to-hand combat techniques for 8 or more counts, exercises together, hand-to-hand combat techniques and foot, self-insurance techniques, exercises in simple martial arts.
153. The content of the main part of the classes includes (table 2):
a set of techniques RB-N (initial) - for conscripted military personnel, during the period of improving initial military training (for university cadets - during the period of combined arms training);
a set of techniques RB-1 (general) - for servicemen of all types and branches of the Armed Forces;
a set of techniques RB-2 (special) - for military units and military units of the airborne troops, marines, motorized rifle units and military units, cadets and students of military educational institutions who train specialists for these units;
a set of techniques RB-3 (special) - for military personnel of reconnaissance military units and subunits, cadets of military educational institutions that train specialists for these military units and subunits.
table 2
The content of hand-to-hand combat classes for various categories of military personnel
| Categories military personnel | RB-N | RB-1 | RB-2 | RB-3 |
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| Military personnel on conscription, during the period of improvement of initial military training (cadets of universities - during the period of combined arms training) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Conscripts who have served less than 6 months | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Conscripts who served 6 months and more | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Contracted servicemen who have served less than 6 months. | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Contracted military personnel who served less than 1 year (cadets of the 1st year of universities *) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Contracted military personnel who served 1 year or more (cadets of the 2nd year of universities) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | L / s recon. in / parts, etc. | ||
| Contract military personnel who have served 2 years or more (cadets of 3-5 courses of universities) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation | Airborne Forces, Marines, Motorized Rifles | L / s recon. in / parts, etc. |
* Cadets of military educational institutions that train specialists for these units
154. The personnel of units and military units of the Airborne Forces, Marines, reconnaissance units and special forces, along with the methods of RB-2 and RB-3, additionally study hand-to-hand combat techniques according to special programs.
155. The main part of the lesson is organized at one or more training places. At the end of the main part of the lesson, a comprehensive training is carried out, including in the form of training bouts.
156. The following exercises are included in the "Hand-to-hand combat" section:
Exercise 26
It includes the following combat techniques with a machine gun:
"Stab with a bayonet (poke with a barrel) without a lunge"
- direct the machine gun with a bayonet (barrel) at the target and hit the enemy with a shock movement of the hands, pull out the bayonet and prepare for battle on the spot or continue moving (Fig. 26).
"Stab with a bayonet (poke with a barrel) with a lunge" - direct the machine with a bayonet (barrel) at the target with a simultaneous push with the right foot and a lunge with the left with a shock movement of the hands to hit the enemy; pull out the bayonet and push with the left foot to prepare for battle on the spot or continue moving (Fig. 27).
"Butt kick from the side" - by moving the weapon with the right hand to the left, and with the left hand - towards yourself with a simultaneous turn of the body to the left, strike with the corner of the butt. The blow can be applied from a place or with a short step behind the standing leg (Fig. 28).
"Blow butt from below" - by moving the weapon with the right hand forward, and with the left hand - towards yourself while simultaneously turning the body to the left, strike with the corner of the butt. The blow can be applied from a place or with a short step (Fig. 29).
"Blow with the recoil pad" - with a swing of the barrel back over the shoulder, the magazine from oneself upwards, with a lunge with the right foot forward (backward), with a quick movement of the hands, hit the target with the butt plate (Fig. 30).
"Shop Hit" - strike with the magazine forward, with a quick movement of the arms away from you while simultaneously feeding the torso forward and straightening the standing leg behind, or with a short step (Fig. 31).
"Protection by the machine stand" performed to the left, right, up and down under the blows of the enemy (Fig. 32).
"Automatic rebounds" - hit the end of the barrel or bayonet on the enemy's weapon (to the right, left or down-right); following the rebound, carry out a retaliatory attack (Fig. 33).
"Liberation from the capture of the machine gun by the enemy" - kick the enemy in the groin, turn left side to the enemy and, with a simultaneous blow to the knee with the left foot, pull out the weapon (Fig. 34).
Exercise 27. General complex of hand-to-hand combat techniques (RB-1).
Includes techniques provided by the RB-N complex and additionally the following techniques:
"Punches"
- from the ready for battle, with a push of the foot, transfer the weight of the body to the front standing leg, and with a turn of the body, strike with a fist, elbow or the base of the palm. Blows are delivered directly, from the side, from below, or from above (Fig. 35).
"Punch protection" - perform by repulsing the forearm (inward, outward), by supporting the blow of the palm, one or two forearms, diving under the blow, leaning or stepping back. After defending, immediately retaliate to the enemy with a hand or foot in a vulnerable place (Fig. 36).
"Kicks" - from the ready for battle, transfer the weight of the body to the front leg and, with a short swing of the other leg, strike with the toe of the shoe or knee from below, with the foot straight, with the heel on top, lifting the foot from the side, with the foot back, with the edge of the sole of the shoe to the side (Fig. 37).
"Kick Defense" - perform a stand under the blow of the foot (heel, thigh), stand under the blow of two forearms, beating the forearm down outward. After defending, immediately retaliate to the enemy with a hand or foot in a vulnerable place (Fig. 38).
"Strikes with an infantry shovel" - apply from the right-handed position to the battle from above, from the side and backhand. Poke with a shovel to perform with a lunge with the right foot (Fig. 39).
"Chippings with an infantry shovel" - execute by hitting the enemy's weapon with a shovel to the right, left, down-right, up. Following the rebound, strike back with a shovel (Fig. 40).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed with a bayonet with a move to the left" - with a step to the left and a turn of the torso to the right, beat off with the forearm and grab the weapon, with a step forward, grab the weapon with the other hand, while pulling out the weapon with the left foot on the knee (Fig. 41).
- with a step to the right and a turn of the body to the left, beat off with the forearm and grab the weapon, with a step forward, grab the weapon with the other hand, with a simultaneous blow to the knee with the right foot to pull out the weapon (Fig. 42).
"Disarming the enemy when hit by an infantry shovel from above or from the right" - with a step forward, defend yourself by placing the forearm up under the enemy’s armed hand on the backswing, with the other hand grab the handle of the shovel from the outside, strike with the foot, disarm the enemy, twisting the shovel towards the thumb, and hit the enemy with a shovel on the head (Fig. 43).
"Disarming the enemy when hit by an infantry shovel backhand or poke" - with a step forward to the side and turning towards the enemy, defend yourself by placing both forearms under the enemy’s armed hand on the backswing and grab it, strike with the foot, grab the shovel handle from above with the right hand, disarm the enemy, twisting the shovel towards the thumb, and strike the enemy with a shovel on the head (Fig. 44).
Exercise 28. Special set of hand-to-hand combat techniques (RB-2).
Includes techniques provided by the RB-1 complex, and additionally the following techniques:
"Knife Stab"
- are applied from the ready for battle with a quick shock movement of the armed hand from above, below, from the side, straight, backhand (Fig. 45).
"Cutting Knife" - are applied from the ready for battle with a quick movement of the armed hand horizontally, vertically and diagonally (Fig. 46).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed from below or directly" - with a step forward and to the side, defend yourself by supporting the forearm with the left (right) hand down, stop the blow and grab the armed hand by the wrist, pull it to the right (left) away from you and hit the base of the right (left) palm on the back of the opponent’s hand to knock out the knife ( Fig. 47).
"Exemption from captures by the enemy of the neck from behind" - while crouching, grab the opponent’s hand (hands) and turn the head to the side, strike the shin with the heel, release the grip with a sharp upward movement of the hands, strike with the hand (foot) (Fig. 48).
"Exemption from captures by the enemy of the neck (clothes) in front" - strike with the foot (knee), connecting the fists together and spreading the elbows to the side, strike from the bottom up between the opponent's hands and free from the grip, strike with the hand (foot) (Fig. 49).
The personnel of the reconnaissance units of the Airborne Forces, along with the techniques of the RB-2, additionally study the techniques from the RB-3 complex and the techniques of hand-to-hand combat according to special programs.
Exercise 29. Special set of hand-to-hand combat techniques (RB-3).
Includes techniques provided by the RB-2 complex and additionally the following techniques:
"Bend the arm behind the back"
- grab the opponent’s hand with one hand, with the other hand - on top of the clothes at the elbow and strike with the foot; unbalance the opponent with a jerk towards you, bend his arm at the elbow joint, and then move it behind his back; strike with the edge of the palm on the neck, grab the collar (near the shoulder), hair or helmet, and holding it with pain, escort the enemy. To bind, throw the opponent to the ground, sit on him, strike on the head, firmly press the captured hand and bend the other hand (Fig. 50).
"Hand lever out" - grab the opponent's hand with two hands from below, strike with the foot; raising the captured arm up, bend the hand to the forearm, and twisting the arm outward, with a jerk to the side, knock the opponent to the ground; strike with the foot, move the hand to the bend behind the back and sit on top of the enemy, hold the bend of the other hand, tie (Fig. 51).
"Hand lever inside" - grab the forearm of the opponent’s hand with two hands from above-outside, kick in the shin or groin; twisting the arm inward with a jerk, unbalance the opponent, bring his shoulder under his shoulder and, pressing him, knock the opponent down; pressing the hand on the elbow joint, move the hand to the bend behind the back and sit on top of the opponent, hold the bend of the other hand; tie (Fig. 52).
"Choke from behind" - sneak up on the enemy from behind, grab his head with his hand and, with a simultaneous kick in the popliteal crease, pull his head towards himself; with the forearm of the other hand, grab the neck with a grip on the forearm from above, join hands and, turning to the left (right), pile the enemy on his back, choke (Fig. 53).
"Front kickstand" - from the starting position (right-handed preparation for battle), grab the opponent’s right arm by the clothes above the elbow with the left hand, and grab the opponent’s left arm by the waist belt or clothes on the back with the right hand; turning to the left with your back to the enemy, stand in a position so that the right leg overlaps his right leg, and the left leg is outside his left leg, transfer the weight of the body to the half-bent left leg; with a jerk of the hands, simultaneously straightening the left leg, throw the enemy to the ground, strike with the foot (Fig. 54).
"Back Throw" - with a step forward, grab the opponent by the hand, with a jerk towards yourself, turn your back to him on bent legs and bring your shoulder under the opponent’s arm, grab it with the other hand; straightening the legs and leaning forward, knock the opponent with the pelvis under the hips, throw the hands down to the ground with a jerk, strike with the foot (Fig. 55).
"Leg Throw and Choke" - sneak up on the enemy from behind and grab his legs below the knees with your hands; pushing him with his shoulder under the buttocks, jerk his legs upwards, throw the enemy to the ground and, without releasing his legs, strike him with the toe of his shoe in the groin or stomach. Jump to sit on the lower back of the enemy, placing the left leg on the knee, and the right foot on the ground in front of you (under the shoulder of the enemy), strike at the head, take the head back with one hand and put the forearm of the other hand on the neck in front; join hands, choke. When the opponent resists, roll onto his back, clasping his body with his legs at waist level, connect them and, straightening his legs, continue strangling with his arms and legs (Fig. 56).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed with a bayonet with a move to the right" - with a step or a jump, get away from the injection to the right, turning the body to the left, beat off the barrel of the enemy’s weapon with the left hand and grab it; inflict a backhand blow on the face (throat) at the same time, and with the right foot - under the foot of the opponent's front leg, pull out the weapon with a kick and strike the opponent with a butt (Fig. 57).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed"
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directly- beat off the enemy’s armed arm with the forearm inside and grab it with both hands by the wrist, strike with the foot, hold the lever of the arm outward, disarm (Fig. 58);
above- defend by standing the forearm of the left hand up under the enemy’s armed hand on the backswing, grab the enemy’s forearm from above with the other hand, strike with the foot, hold the lever of the hand inward, disarm (Fig. 59);
from below- with a step forward, meet the enemy’s armed hand with the forearm down, grabbing the clothes at the elbow with the other hand, kick in the groin or knee; hold the bend of the arm behind the back and disarm the enemy (Fig. 60);
backhand- with a step forward - to the side and turning towards the enemy, defend yourself by placing the forearms under the armed arm, grab the forearm from above with your hands and strike with your foot; hold the lever of the hand inside, disarm (Fig. 61).
"Disarming the enemy when threatened with a gun":
when trying to get a gun out of a holster (pocket)
- with a step (lunge) forward, insert the hand between the forearm and the body of the enemy, with the other hand grab it from the outside (join hands in the lock), strike with the knee, bend the arm behind the back, disarm (Fig. 62);
when trying to get a pistol from behind the belt of trousers (holsters in front) - with a step (lunge) with the foot forward, grab the opponent's hand, strike with the foot, hold the arm lever out and disarm (Fig. 63);
point-blank in front - with a step forward to the side (leaning to the left), with the left forearm, beat off the enemy’s armed hand inward, and with a turn of the body, leave the direction of fire, grab the enemy’s armed hand, strike with the foot, hold the arm lever outward, disarm (Fig. 64);
point-blank behind - with a turn to the right in a circle, beat off the enemy’s armed arm with the forearm and grab it with two hands from the front from above, strike with the foot, hold the lever of the arm inward, disarm (Fig. 65).
"Liberation from captures by the enemy"
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neck front (clothes on the chest)
- strike the enemy with the right forearm from below on the arm, grab his arm with both hands (with the right hand on the wrist from above, with the left hand the forearm of the opponent’s right hand from below), strike with the foot and hold the lever of the arm inward, tie (Fig. 66);
back neck- while crouching, grab the opponent's hand(s) and turn your head to the side; strike with a heel on the shin, with a sharp movement of the hands upwards, release from the grip; while holding the opponent's hand (arms), throw through the back, strike with the foot (Fig. 67);
torso with arms behind - hit the enemy with a heel on the shin (foot) or with the back of the head in the face; crouching, release from the grip, grab his hand with one hand by the forearm, strike with the elbow in the stomach, grab the shoulder with the other hand, throw through the back; strike with the foot (Fig. 68);
torso from behind - strike with a heel in the shin, grab the opponent’s hand by the wrist and elbow, turning, hold the bend of the arm behind the back (Fig. 69);
torso front - grab the enemy by the clothes from above, kick in the groin or head in the face; with a step with the left foot back to break the grip; turning to the left with your back to the enemy, perform the front step; strike with a foot (Fig. 70);
torso with arms in front - grab the opponent with both hands by the clothes on the back, kick in the groin or head in the face; with a step with the left foot back to break the grip; turning to the left with your back to the enemy, perform the front step; strike with a foot (Fig. 71);
legs in front- strike from above with a hand on the head, grab the back of the head from above with one hand, and the chin from below with the other, turn the head with a step back and jerk, knock down the enemy (Fig. 72);
legs behind- falling forward on your hands, pull one leg out of the grip and strike it at the enemy (Fig. 73).
"Binding the Enemy"
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rope- knock the enemy to the ground and bend your arms behind your back; put the rope on the wrist of his left hand, pass it under the neck (or the right shoulder under the chest, passing it into the elbow bend of the left hand) and tie the wrists of both hands (Fig. 74);
trouser and waist belts - knock the enemy to the ground and bend your arms behind your back; tie the brushes with a trouser belt, pass the waist belt under the neck and tie it to the trouser belt (Fig. 75);
trouser belt or rope - dump the enemy on the ground face down, bend and cross your legs, put your hands behind your back; connect the right hand with the left foot, and the left hand with the right foot (Fig. 76);
stick- knock the opponent to the ground, put the stick into the sleeves of the jacket behind the back and tie the wrists to it or tie the opponent's arms and legs in front and stick the stick into the elbow and popliteal folds of the bound arms and legs (Fig. 77).
close-up search against the wall - force the enemy to spread his legs wide, lean forward and lean against the wall or the ground with straight arms and, threatening with a weapon, conduct a search (Fig. 78).
search at point-blank range - force the enemy to take the “bending emphasis” position (legs apart, hands together) and, threatening with a weapon, conduct a search (Fig. 79).
search lying on the ground - force the enemy to lie face down on the ground, arms to the sides, legs together and, threatening with a weapon, (turning over on his back) to search (Fig. 80).
"Convoy on pain hold" - make a bend of the arm behind the back, grab the helmet (hair, clothes on the opposite shoulder of the enemy), pull it towards you and, holding it, force it to follow in the right direction (Fig. 81).
"Convoy under the threat of weapons" - threatening with firearms and, being at a distance of 2 - 5 m from the enemy, thereby depriving him of the opportunity to apply disarmament techniques, accompany him in the right direction (Fig. 82).
"Knife throwing with a grip on the blade" - from the ready for battle, holding the knife by the blade with the edge of the blade outward from the palm, take it to swing back and up (through the bottom); feeding the weight of the body forward (with a lunge with the left foot or with a step with the right), send the knife to the target with a quick movement of the hand. Throwing a knife (bayonet-knife) at a target to produce from a distance of 1.5-3 m (Fig. 83).
"Throwing a knife with a grip on the handle" - perform similarly - holding the knife (bayonet-knife) by the handle (blade point inward), swing the armed hand up and back over the shoulder (from below), take it back; feeding the weight of the body forward (with a lunge with the left foot or with a step with the right forward), send the knife to the target with a quick movement of the hand. Throwing a knife (bayonet-knife) at a target from a distance of 2 - 3.5 m (Fig. 84).
"Infantry Shovel Throwing" - from the ready for battle, holding the shovel by the far third of the handle with the blade forward and upward, the handle along the axis of the forearm, after swinging, releasing the handle from the palm, send the shovel to the target (Fig. 85).
Exercise 30
(Fig. 86).
"Two" - Execute with the left hand hitting up and hitting with the right hand forward straight.
"Three" - Execute a kick with the right foot forward straight or from below.
"Four" - With a turn of 90. and with a step of the right foot, perform a blow to the side on the left backhand with the edge of the palm of the right hand.
"Five" - With a step with the right foot back, beat the left hand inward.
"Six" - With a step with the right foot forward, perform a blow with the fist of the right hand forward from above.
"Seven" - Execute a straight forward kick with the left foot and take a left-sided preparation for battle.
"Eight" - With a step with your left foot and turn to the left, take a combat stance.
Exercise 31
(Fig. 87)
Starting position - combat stance.
"One" - With a step with your left foot forward, get ready for battle.
"Two" - To execute with the barrel of the machine gun, repulsing to the right and stabbing with a bayonet (poke with a barrel) with a lunge with the left foot.
"Three" - With a step with the right foot back, strike with the butt plate back straight.
"Four" - Turning on the left foot to the right, with a step of the right back, beat the barrel of the machine gun to the left.
"Five" - With a short step with the right foot forward, perform a side kick with the butt.
"Six" - With a turn in a circle over the left shoulder, putting the right leg back, protect yourself from a blow from below with the machine stand.
"Seven" - With a step with the right foot forward, perform a strike with the store forward straight and - a chopping blow with a bayonet (barrel) from the left - to the right down.
"Eight" - With a step with the right foot back and turn to the right, take a combat stance.
157. Injury prevention in hand-to-hand combat classes is provided by:
observance of the established sequence of performing techniques, actions and exercises, optimal intervals and distances between those involved in the performance of combat techniques with weapons;
correct application of insurance and self-insurance techniques;
the use of knives (bayonets) with scabbards put on them or models of knives, infantry shovels, machine guns;
holding tricks and throws with the support of a partner by the hand and performing them from the middle of the carpet (pit with sand) to the edge;
smooth execution of painful holds, strangulation and disarmament, without the use of great force (at the partner’s signal with the voice “IS”, immediately stop the execution of the reception);
strict adherence to the rules for the use of simulation tools.
Strikes when performing techniques with a partner in the absence of protective equipment need only be indicated.
Such an exclusively state-owned system of hand-to-hand combat based on the techniques and techniques of probably a hundred years ago - is the official system of hand-to-hand combat of the Russian Army - but that would be half the trouble - it’s clear that - and that’s all. The most interesting thing is that this system was developed in the depths - which has already turned 83 this year. (Moreover, I don’t think that this is exclusively a feature of the Russian Army - surely the same is true in other armies of the world?)
And now serious people give out this - a similar “hand-to-hand combat system” in two hours will be given out not only by any coach or instructor of some kind in hand-to-hand combat - just an amateur with two years of experience - it will also turn out ten times better. (Or just a book could be handed out - "Self-Defense for Women" and then there is more benefit)
So - and so those suffering from many and many shortcomings seem against the background of the RB-1, RB-2, RB-3 complexes, just the height of perfection.
But meanwhile, strange as it may seem, people quite sincerely work out these so-called "RB complexes" for themselves - in various variations. Why this happens and what attracts people to these complexes is not entirely clear. It is possible that in the army they are simply ordered to learn and perform these techniques and these complexes - for example, I don’t see any other reason for learning them.
Moreover, these complexes apparently got from the Soviet Army - and as you can see, this is such a “creative processing” of the initial Karate kata - extremely popular in the 70-80s. And apparently it occurred to someone to do something similar. But before, of course, it was better - or just the actors tried.
Yes, they left it to this day without any special changes, and as a result, such State Army Karate came out
But here's how these complexes look in reality - performed by adults and quite sane people.
A complex for 16 accounts without weapons - well, why, as they say, such an execution is simply bureaucratic and formal. Just nothing.
A complex for 8 accounts without weapons - what a funny uncle - it feels like believing in these techniques. Such a serious look. Military instructor probably some kind of school.
Or maybe some kind of physical training instructor - he looks like that - serious. Who learned all these complexes. And hammering - too serious look.
Complex without weapons.
Complex with weapons.
The RB-2 complex with weapons - funny, there is clearly not enough equipment in the complexes - and therefore people at demonstration performances show their own. In fact, abandoning the technology worked out in these complexes. And it looks more convincing. (The deep meaning in these complexes is the Russian meaning - people knowing much more are forced to learn some crap anyway - simply because it is written in some kind of NFP-91. As always - in fact one thing - in words another. They don’t believe they know - crap - but they do it. Order because.)
“The 1st Complex of Special Hand-to-Hand Combat Exercises” performed by the “maroon” beret - is it still forced or is there some kind of secret? What's the point? Might be worth a try.
It is obvious - just the same standard, the most basic Karate technique - just performed in different directions, and even somehow sluggishly or something - with some kind of reluctance.
I read in some book - that probably the soldiers of any armies are specially taught such simple and obvious tricks - which actually do not work - just to develop confidence - that they can defend themselves. And so plus, minus one soldier. But confidence. (deep meaning)
It is clear that knowledge, for example, may well turn out to be a revelation. And such a person turns out to be very necessary - to teach the soldier how to really do it.
Or, for example, a person clearly knows what he is talking about. What complexes are there ... For example, they would invite such a senior lieutenant - Maxim Rodionov - and I’m sure in two hours he would create a hundred times more effective hand-to-hand combat system for the army than the entire Department of overcoming obstacles and hand-to-hand combat in eighty years of work.
hand-to-hand combat
150. Classes in hand-to-hand combat are aimed at developing the skills necessary for destroying, disabling or capturing the enemy, self-defense from his attack, as well as cultivating courage, determination and self-confidence.
151. Classes in hand-to-hand combat are held in military (sports) uniforms, check only in military uniforms:
when training in combat techniques with weapons - on a special platform equipped with stationary and portable stuffed animals, targets (wickerwork), portable obstacles (walls, fences, front gardens, inconspicuous obstacles, etc.), trenches, communication passages, dugouts, landings, facades of houses with windows, in tactical fields, in guard towns and on obstacle courses;
when teaching unarmed combat techniques - on a flat grassy area, a specially prepared pit with sand and sawdust, equipped with drainage, or in a gym (on a carpet of mats).
152. The preparatory part of the lesson is carried out with and without weapons. When carrying out the preparatory part of the lesson with weapons, it includes: drill techniques, walking and running at a different pace, rushing, crawling, performing preparedness techniques for combat and offhand shooting, actions on sudden commands and signals, hand-to-hand combat techniques with weapons, including and on targets (stuffed animals), complexes of hand-to-hand combat techniques with a machine gun for 8 or more scores.
The preparatory part of the lesson, conducted without weapons, includes: combat techniques, walking and running at a different pace, actions on sudden signals and commands, special exercises in movement, hand-to-hand combat techniques for 8 or more counts, exercises together, hand-to-hand combat techniques and foot, self-insurance techniques, exercises in simple martial arts.
153. The content of the main part of the classes includes (table 2):
- a set of techniques RB-N (initial) - for conscripted military personnel, during the period of improving initial military training (for university cadets - during the period of combined arms training);
- a set of techniques RB-1 (general) - for servicemen of all types and branches of the Armed Forces;
- a set of techniques RB-2 (special) - for military units and military units of the airborne troops, marines, motorized rifle units and military units, cadets and students of military educational institutions that train specialists for these units;
- a set of techniques RB-3 (special) - for military personnel of reconnaissance military units and subunits, cadets of military educational institutions that train specialists for these military units and subunits.
table 2
| Categories of military personnel | RB-1 | RB-2 | RB-3 | |
| Military personnel on conscription, during the period of improvement of initial military training (cadets of universities - during the period of combined arms training) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
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Conscripts who have served less than 6 months |
All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
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Conscripts who served 6 months and more |
All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Contracted servicemen who have served less than 6 months. | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Contracted military personnel who served less than 1 year (cadets of the 1st year of universities *) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | |||
| Contracted military personnel who served 1 year or more (cadets of the 2nd year of universities) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces | L / s recon. in / parts, etc. | ||
| Contract military personnel who have served 2 years or more (cadets of 3-5 courses of universities) | All types and types of troops of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation | Airborne Forces, Marines, Motorized Rifles |
L / s recon. in / parts, etc. |
* Cadets of military educational institutions that train specialists for these units
154. The personnel of units and military units of the Airborne Forces, Marines, reconnaissance units and special forces, along with the methods of RB-2 and RB-3, additionally study hand-to-hand combat techniques according to special programs.
155. The main part of the lesson is organized at one or more training places. At the end of the main part of the lesson, a comprehensive training is carried out, including in the form of training bouts.
156. The section "Hand-to-hand combat" includes the following exercises:
Exercise 26 The initial complex of hand-to-hand combat techniques (RB-N).
It includes the following combat techniques with a machine gun:
"Stab with a bayonet (poke with a barrel) without a lunge" - direct the machine gun with a bayonet (barrel) at the target and hit the enemy with a shock movement of the hands, pull out the bayonet and prepare for battle on the spot or continue moving (Fig. 26).
"Stab with a bayonet (poke with a barrel) with a lunge" - direct the machine gun with a bayonet (barrel) at the target with a simultaneous push with the right foot and a lunge with the left with a shock movement of the hands to hit the enemy; pull out the bayonet and push with the left foot to prepare for battle on the spot or continue moving (Fig. 27).
"Strike with the butt from the side" - by moving the weapon with the right hand to the left, and with the left - towards yourself with a simultaneous turn of the torso to the left, strike with the corner of the butt. The blow can be applied from a place or with a short step behind the standing leg (Fig. 28)
"Strike with the butt from below" - by moving the weapon with the right hand forward, and with the left - towards yourself with a simultaneous turn of the torso to the left, strike with the corner of the butt. The blow can be applied from a place or with a short step (Fig. 29)
"Strike with the recoil pad" - with a swing of the barrel back over the shoulder, the magazine from oneself up, with a lunge with the right foot forward (backward), with a quick movement of the hands, hit the target with the recoil pad of the butt (Fig. 30).
"Strike with the store" - strike with the store forward, with a quick movement of the arms away from you while simultaneously feeding the body forward and straightening the standing leg behind, or with a short step (Fig. 31).
"Protection with the stand of the machine gun" is performed to the left, right, up and down under the blows of the enemy (Fig. 32)
"Automatic rebounds" - hit the enemy's weapon with the end of the barrel or bayonet (to the right, left or down-right); following the rebound, carry out a retaliatory attack (Fig. 33).
"Exemption from the capture of the machine gun by the enemy" - kick the enemy in the groin, turn his left side to the enemy and, with a simultaneous blow to the knee with his left foot, pull out the weapon (Fig. 34).
Exercise 27 The general complex of hand-to-hand combat techniques (RB-1).
Includes techniques provided by the RB-N complex and additionally the following techniques:
"Hand strikes" - from the ready to fight with a push of the leg, transfer the weight of the body to the front leg, and with the turn of the body, strike with the fist, elbow or base of the palm. Blows are delivered directly, from the side, from below, or from above (Fig. 35).
"Protection from blows with a hand" - perform by repulsing the forearm (inward, outward), resting under the blow of the palm, one or two forearms, diving under the blow, leaning or stepping back. After defending, immediately retaliate to the enemy with a hand or foot in a vulnerable place (Fig. 36).
"Kicks" - from the ready for battle, transfer the weight of the body to the front leg and, with a short swing of the other leg, strike with the toe of the shoe or knee from below, with the foot straight, with the heel on top, lifting the foot from the side, with the foot back, with the edge of the sole of the shoe to the side (Fig. .37).
"Protection from a kick" - perform a kick stand (heel, thigh), a kick stand of two forearms, beating the forearm down outward. After defending, immediately retaliate to the enemy with a hand or foot in a vulnerable place (Fig. 38)
"Strikes with an infantry shovel" - apply from the right-handed position to the battle from above, from the side and backhand. Poke with a shovel to perform with a lunge with the right foot (Fig. 39).
"Repulses with an infantry shovel" - execute by hitting the enemy's weapon with a shovel to the right, left, down-right, up. Following the rebound, strike back with a shovel (Fig. 40).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed with a bayonet leaving to the left" - with a step to the left and turning the body to the right, beat off with the forearm and grab the weapon, with a step forward, grab the weapon with the other hand, while pulling out the weapon with the left foot in the knee (Fig. 41).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed with a bayonet with a move to the right" - with a step to the right and turning the body to the left, beat off with the forearm and grab the weapon, with a step forward, grab the weapon with the other hand, while pulling out the weapon with the right foot in the knee (Fig. 42).
"Disarming the enemy when hit by an infantry shovel from above or from the right" - step forward to defend yourself by holding your forearm up under the enemy's armed hand on the backswing, with the other hand grab the handle of the shovel from the outside, strike with your foot, disarm the enemy, twisting the shovel towards the thumb, and strike shovel the enemy on the head (Fig. 43).
"Disarming the enemy when hit with an infantry shovel backhand or poke" - with a step forward to the side and turning towards the enemy, defend yourself by placing both forearms under the enemy’s armed hand on the backswing and grab it, strike with your foot, grab the shovel handle from above with your right hand, disarm the enemy, twisting shovel towards the thumb, and hit the enemy with a shovel on the head (Fig. 44).
Exercise 28 A special set of hand-to-hand combat techniques (RB-2).
Includes techniques provided by the RB-1 complex, and additionally the following techniques:
"Stabs with a knife" - are applied from the ready for battle with a quick shock movement of the armed hand from above, below, from the side, straight, backhand (Fig. 45).
"Cutting blows with a knife" - are delivered from the ready for battle with a quick movement of the armed hand horizontally, vertically and diagonally (Fig. 46).
"Disarming the enemy when hitting with a knife from below or directly" - with a step forward and to the side, defend yourself by holding the forearm with the left (right) hand down, stop the blow and grab the armed hand by the wrist, pull it to the right (left) away from you and strike the base with the right (left) ) palms on the back surface of the opponent's hand to knock out a knife (Fig. 47).
"Releasing the neck from behind by the enemy" - while crouching, grab the opponent's hand (arms) and turn your head to the side, hit the shin with your heel, release the grip with a sharp upward movement of your hands, strike with your hand (foot) (Fig. 48).
"Exemption from the grips of the neck (clothing) by the enemy in front" - strike with the foot (knee), joining the fists together and spreading the elbows to the side, strike from the bottom up between the opponent's hands and free from the grip, strike with the hand (foot) (Fig. 49 ).
The personnel of the reconnaissance units of the Airborne Forces, along with the techniques of the RB-2, additionally study the techniques from the RB-3 complex and the techniques of hand-to-hand combat according to special programs.
Exercise 29 Special complex of hand-to-hand combat techniques (RB-3).
Includes techniques provided by the RB-2 complex and additionally the following techniques:
"Bending the arm behind the back" - grab the opponent's hand with the other hand, with the other hand - on top of the clothes at the elbow and strike with the foot; unbalance the opponent with a jerk towards yourself, bend his arm at the elbow joint, and then move it behind his back; strike with the edge of the palm on the neck, grab the collar (near the shoulder), hair or helmet, and holding it with pain, escort the enemy. To bind, throw the opponent to the ground, sit on him, strike on the head, firmly press the captured hand and bend the other hand (Fig. 50).
"Hand lever out" - grab the opponent's hand with both hands from below, strike with the foot; raising the captured arm up, bend the hand to the forearm, and twisting the arm outward, with a jerk to the side, knock the opponent to the ground; strike with the foot, move the hand to the bend behind the back and sit on top of the enemy, hold the bend of the other hand, tie (Fig. 51).
"Hand lever inside" - grab the forearm of the opponent's hand with two hands from above-outside, kick in the shin or groin; twisting the arm inward with a jerk, unbalance the opponent, bring his shoulder under his shoulder and, pressing him, knock the opponent down; pressing the hand on the elbow joint, move the hand to the bend behind the back and sit on top of the opponent, hold the bend of the other hand; tie (Fig. 52).
"Suffocation from behind" - sneak up on the enemy from behind, grab his head with his hand and, with a simultaneous kick in the popliteal fold, pull his head towards himself; with the forearm of the other hand, grab the neck with a grip on the forearm from above, join hands and, turning to the left (right), pile the enemy on his back, choke (Fig. 53).
"Front step" - from the starting position (right-sided preparation for battle) grab the opponent's right arm by the clothes above the elbow with the left hand, and with the right hand grab the opponent's left arm by the waist belt or clothes on the back; turning to the left with your back to the enemy, stand in a position so that the right leg overlaps his right leg, and the left leg is outside his left leg, transfer the weight of the body to the half-bent left leg; with a jerk of the hands, simultaneously straightening the left leg, throw the enemy to the ground, strike with the foot (Fig. 54).
"Throw over the back" - with a step forward, grab the opponent by the hand, with a jerk towards yourself, turn your back to him on bent legs and bring your shoulder under the opponent's arm, grab it with the other hand; straightening the legs and leaning forward, knock the opponent with the pelvis under the hips, throw the hands down to the ground with a jerk, strike with the foot (Fig. 55).
"Throw with the capture of the legs and strangulation" - sneak up on the enemy from behind and grab his legs below the knees with his hands; pushing him with his shoulder under the buttocks, jerk his legs upwards, throw the enemy to the ground and, without releasing his legs, strike him with the toe of his shoe in the groin or stomach. Jump to sit on the lower back of the enemy, placing the left leg on the knee, and the right foot on the ground in front of you (under the shoulder of the enemy), strike at the head, take the head back with one hand and put the forearm of the other hand on the neck in front; join hands, choke. When the opponent resists, roll onto his back, clasping his body with his legs at waist level, connect them and, straightening his legs, continue strangling with his arms and legs (Fig. 56).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed with a bayonet with a move to the right" - with a step or a jump, get away from the injection to the right, turning the body to the left, beat off the barrel of the enemy's weapon with the left hand and grab it; strike at the same time backhand on the face (throat), and with the right foot - under the foot of the opponent's front leg, pull out the weapon with a kick and strike the opponent with a butt (Fig. 57).
"Disarming the enemy when stabbed":
straight - to beat off the enemy’s armed arm with the forearm and grab it with both hands by the wrist, strike with the foot, hold the lever of the arm outward, disarm (Fig. 58);
from above - defend by standing the forearm of the left hand up under the enemy’s armed hand on the backswing, grab the enemy’s forearm from above with the other hand, strike with the foot, hold the lever of the hand inward, disarm (Fig. 59);
from below - with a step forward, meet the enemy’s armed hand with the forearm support down, grabbing the clothing at the elbow with the other hand from above, kick in the groin or knee; hold the bend of the arm behind the back and disarm the enemy (Fig. 60);
backhand - with a step forward - to the side and turning towards the enemy, defend yourself by holding the forearms under the armed arm, grab the forearm from above with your hands and strike with your foot; hold the lever of the hand inside, disarm (Fig. 61).
"Disarming the enemy when threatened with a gun":
when trying to get a pistol out of a holster (pocket) - with a step (lunge) forward, stick the brush between the forearm and the body of the enemy, grab it from the outside with the other hand (join hands in a lock), strike with a knee, bend the arm behind the back, disarm (Fig. 62);
when trying to get a pistol from behind the belt of the trousers (holster in front) - with a step (lunge) with the foot forward, grab the enemy’s hand, strike with the foot, pull the lever of the arm out and disarm (Fig. 63);
point-blank from the front - with a step forward to the side (leaning to the left) with the left forearm, beat the enemy’s armed hand inward, and with a turn of the torso, leave the direction of fire, grab the enemy’s armed hand, strike with the foot, draw the lever of the arm outward, disarm (Fig. 64) ;
point-blank behind - with a turn to the right in a circle, beat off the enemy’s armed hand with the forearm and grab it with two hands from the front from above, strike with the foot, hold the lever of the hand inward, disarm (Fig. 65).
"Liberation from captures by the enemy":
neck in front (clothes on the chest) - strike the enemy with the right forearm from below on the arm, grab his arm with both hands (with the right hand on the wrist from above, with the left hand the forearm of the opponent’s right hand from below), strike with the foot and hold the lever of the arm inward, tie (Fig. .66);
neck from behind - while crouching, grab the opponent's arm(s) and turn your head to the side; strike with a heel on the shin, with a sharp movement of the hands upwards, release from the grip; while holding the opponent's hand (arms), throw through the back, strike with the foot (Fig. 67);
torso with hands behind - hit the enemy with a heel on the lower leg (foot) or with the back of the head in the face; crouching, release from the grip, grab his hand with one hand by the forearm, strike with the elbow in the stomach, grab the shoulder with the other hand, throw through the back; strike with the foot (Fig. 68);
torso from behind - strike with a heel in the shin, grab the opponent’s hand by the wrist and elbow, turning, bend the arm behind the back (Fig. 69);
torso in front - grab the enemy by the clothes from above, kick in the groin or head in the face; with a step with the left foot back to break the grip; turning to the left with your back to the enemy, perform the front step; strike with a foot (Fig. 70);
torso with hands in front - grab the enemy with both hands by the clothes on the back, kick in the groin or head in the face; with a step with the left foot back to break the grip; turning to the left with your back to the enemy, perform the front step; strike with a foot (Fig. 71);
legs in front - strike from above with a hand on the head, grab the back of the head from above with one hand, and the chin from below with the other, with a step back and a jerk turn the head, knock down the enemy (Fig. 72);
legs from behind - falling forward on your hands, pull one leg out of the grip and strike it at the enemy (Fig. 73).
"Binding the Enemy":
with a rope - knock the enemy to the ground and bend his arms behind his back; put the rope on the wrist of his left hand, pass it under the neck (or the right shoulder under the chest, passing it into the elbow bend of the left hand) and tie the wrists of both hands (Fig. 74);
trouser and waist belts - knock the enemy to the ground and bend his arms behind his back; tie the brushes with a trouser belt, pass the waist belt under the neck and tie it to the trouser belt (Fig. 75);
with a trouser belt or rope - knock the opponent down on the ground face down, bend and cross his legs, put his hands behind his back; connect the right hand with the left foot, and the left hand with the right foot (Fig. 76);
stick - knock the opponent to the ground, put the stick into the sleeves of the jacket behind the back and tie the wrists to it or tie the opponent's arms and legs in front and stick the stick into the elbow and popliteal folds of the bound arms and legs (Fig. 77).
search at close range against the wall - force the enemy to spread their legs wide, lean forward and lean on the wall or ground with straight arms and, threatening with a weapon, conduct a search (Fig. 78).
search in an emphasis bent over - to force the enemy to take the position of "emphasis bent" (legs apart, hands together) and, threatening with a weapon, conduct a search (Fig. 79).
search lying on the ground - to force the enemy to lie on the ground face down, arms to the sides, legs together and, threatening with a weapon, (turning over on his back) to search (Fig. 80).
"convoying on a painful hold" - bend the arm behind the back, grab the helmet (hair, clothes on the opponent's opposite shoulder), pull him towards you and, while holding, force him to follow in the right direction (Fig. 81).
"Convoy under the threat of weapons" - threatening with firearms and being at a distance of 2 - 5 m from the enemy, thereby depriving him of the opportunity to apply disarmament techniques, accompany him in the right direction (Fig. 82).
"Throwing a knife with a grip on the blade" - from the ready for battle, holding the knife by the blade with the edge of the blade outward from the palm, take it back and up (through the bottom) for a swing; feeding the weight of the body forward (with a lunge with the left foot or with a step with the right), send the knife to the target with a quick movement of the hand. Throwing a knife (bayonet-knife) at a target to produce from a distance of 1.5-3 m (Fig. 83).
"Throwing a knife with a grip on the handle" - perform similarly - holding the knife (bayonet-knife) by the handle (blade point inward), swing the armed arm up and back over the shoulder (from below), take it back; feeding the weight of the body forward (with a lunge with the left foot or with a step with the right forward), send the knife to the target with a quick movement of the hand. Throwing a knife (bayonet-knife) at a target from a distance of 2 - 3.5 m (Fig. 84).
"Throwing an infantry shovel" - from the ready for battle, holding the shovel by the far third of the handle with the blade forward and upward, the handle along the axis of the forearm, after swinging, releasing the handle from the palm, send the shovel to the target (Fig. 85).
Exercise 30.
"Two" - Execute with the left hand beating up and right hand forward straight.
"Three" - Execute a kick with the right foot forward straight or from below.
"Four" - With a 90 ° turn and with a step of the right foot, perform a side kick to the left backhand with the edge of the palm of the right hand.
"Five" - With a step with the right foot back, beat the left hand inward.
"Six" - With a step of the right foot forward, perform a punch of the right hand forward from above.
"Seven" - Execute a straight forward kick with the left foot and take a left-sided preparation for battle.
"Eight" - With a step with your left foot and turn to the left, take a combat stance.
Exercise 31
Starting position - combat stance.
"One" - With a step with your left foot forward, get ready for battle.
"Two" - Execute with the barrel of the machine gun hitting to the right and stabbing with a bayonet (poke with the barrel) with a lunge with the left foot.
"Three" - With a step with the right foot back, strike with the butt plate straight back.
"Four" - Turning on the left leg to the right, with a step of the right back, beat off the barrel of the machine gun to the left.
"Five" - With a short step with the right foot forward, perform a side kick with the butt.
"Six" - With a turn around over the left shoulder, putting the right foot back, protect yourself from a blow from below with the machine stand.
"Seven" - With a step with the right foot forward, perform a strike with the magazine forward straight and - a chopping blow with a bayonet (barrel) from left to right down.
"Eight" - With a step with the right foot back and turn to the right, take a combat stance.
157. Injury prevention in hand-to-hand combat classes is provided by:
- observance of the established sequence of performing techniques, actions and exercises, optimal intervals and distances between those involved in the performance of combat techniques with weapons;
- correct application of methods of insurance and self-insurance;
- the use of knives (bayonets) with sheaths put on them or models of knives, infantry shovels, machine guns;
- carrying out tricks and throws with the support of a partner by the hand and performing them from the middle of the carpet (pit with sand) to the edge;
- smooth execution of painful holds, suffocation and disarmament, without the use of great force (at the signal of the partner with the voice "IS" immediately stop the execution of the reception);
- strict observance of the rules for the use of simulation tools.
Strikes when performing techniques with a partner in the absence of protective equipment need only be indicated.