Курс подготовки бойцов США by USA Infantry School

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4) Eyes. A slight jab in the eyes causes uncontrollable watering and blurred vision. A forceful jab or poke can cause temporary blindness, or the eyes can be gouged out. Death can result if the fingers penetrate through the thin bone behind the eyes and into the brain. (5) Ears. A strike to the ear with cupped hands can rupture the eardrum and may cause a brain concussion. 4-1 FM 21-150 (6) Nose. Any blow can easily break the thin bones of the nose, causing extreme pain and eye watering. (7) Under the nose.

This teaching method allows the instructor to explain in detail the sequence of each movement. For example: on the command PHASE ONE, MOVE, the attacker throws a right-hand punch to the defender’s face. At the same time, the defender steps to the inside of the attacker off the line of attack and moves into position for the right-hip throw. Assistant instructors are able to move freely throughout the training formation and make on-the-spot corrections. 2-14. EXECUTION AT COMBAT SPEED When the instructor is confident that the soldiers being trained are skilled at executing a technique by the numbers, he is ready to have them execute it at combat speed.

As the opponent begins a frontal choke (B, Figure 3-13, Step 1), the defender turns his body and drops one arm between the opponent’s arms (B, Figure 3-13, Step 2). He sinks his body weight and drives his own hand to the ground, and then explodes upward with an elbow strike (B, Figure 3-13, Step 3) into the opponent’s chin, stomach, or groin. 3-18 FM 21-150 3-19 FM 21-150 e. Headlock Escape. If a defender is in a headlock, he first turns his chin in toward his opponent’s body to prevent choking (Figure 3-14, Step 1).