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Physical Training in the Army 1958 Pamphlet No. 4 BATTLE PHYSICAL TRAINING |
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Physical Training in the Army 1958 Pamphlet No. 4 BATTLE PHYSICAL TRAINING |
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Combat: Sequence of Instruction
203. The following summaries of instructional sequences in unarmed combat, wrestling and boxing are given as a guide to instructors when compiling battle physical training lessons. For details of these subjects see Pamphlet No. 5.
Section 25: UNARMED COMBAT, SEQUENCE OF INSTRUCTION SUMMARY
204. The most vulnerable parts of the body
(a) In front.
(b) In the rear.
205. Attacks
(a) The chin jab.
(b) The edge of hand blow.
(c) The knee blow.
(d) The kick.
(e) Defence against a kick.
(f) The stamp.
(g) The knock-out punch.
(h) The strangle attack.
(J) The rugby tackle.
(k) The ankle and shoulder throw.
(I) Use of the steel helmet.
206. Releases and counter-attacks
(a) Wrist release and counter-attack.
(b) Defence and counter-attack against front strangle-hold.
(c) Counter-attack when gripped around the body from the front.
(d) Counter-attack when gripped around the body from the rear.
(e) Counter-attack when seized in a rear strangle-hold.
207. Disarming and counter-attacking
(a) Against a rifle and bayonet from the front.
(b) Against a pistol or sub-machine gun from the front.
(c) Against a pistol or sub-machine gun from the rear.
(d) Against an attack with a knife,
(i) From above,
(ii) From below.
208. Marching a prisoner
(a) Armed with rifle and bayonet or a sub-machine gun.
(b) Armed with a pistol.
(c) Unarmed.
209. Searching a prisoner
(a) Use of a wall, tree, etc.
(b) When (a) not available.
Section 26: WRESTLING — SEQUENCE OF INSTRUCTION SUMMARY
210.
1. Rules.
2. Initial hold.
3. Front waist hold.
4. Leg locks.
5. Lift from both thighs.
6. Waist and thigh hold.
7. Shoulder (neck) and thigh hold.
8. Turning an opponent.
9. Rear waist hold
10. Rear waist and crutch hold.
11. Rear waist hold and half nelson.
12. Waist and thigh hold (fireman's lift).
13. Forward crutch hold.
14. The buttock.
15. Flying mare
16. The heave.
17. Standing cradle hold.
18. Forward elbow hold (the tip).
19. Forward chancery and swing.
Section 27: BOXING — SEQUENCE OF INSTRUCTION SUMMARY
211.
1. The target.
2. The clenched fist and punches that count.
3. On guard position.
4. Swaying by movements from the knees and ankles.
5. Simple footwork.
6. Straight left to the point.
7. Straight left to the point using pad or sack.
8. Purposeful footwork.
9. Block guard for a straight left.
10. Right hand deflection.
11. Straight left to the mark using pad or sack.
12. Right forearm deflection.
13. The feint attack.
14. The feint attack followed by straight left to the head.
15. Straight right to the point using pad or sack.
16. Application of a straight right over a weak left lead.
17. Straight left followed by a straight right.
18. Slipping outside.
19. Slipping inside.
20. Right hook to the head using pad or sack.
21. Left forearm guard against a right hook.
22. Left hook at the pad or sack.
23. Long left hook to the head using the pad or sack.
24. Right forearm guard against left hook.
25. Feint attack followed by left hook and right hook.
26. Ducking under a right hook.
27. Ducking under a left hook.
28. Right uppercut at the pad or sack.
29. Left uppercut at the pad or sack.
30. Guards for uppercuts.
31. Short hook punches at the pad or sack.
32. Guards for short hook punches.
33. Infighting at the pad or sack.
34. Infighting in pairs.
35. Feinting and attacking using variety of punches.
36. Ring tactics.
212-216. Reserved.
