ABC – Combat System

Welcome to the ABC Combat System by Chris Crudelli

Looking for something that is challenging, different and immediate?
Then look no further than the ABC Combat System.

MPSK are extremely privileged to be able to offer this unique style to all our students.

What kind of people learn the ABC Combat System?

The ABC Combat System is effective, so effective Chris Crudelli has taught it to the members of the United Kingdom’s elite Marine Corps, The United Kingdom Ministry of Defence personnel, Special Forces personnel, Close protection specialists and Black Belt martial arts experts from around the world.

ABC Combat System is:

* Easy to learn
* Easy to remember
* Easy to effectively apply under extreme pressure

What is the science of the ABC Combat System?

* Instills combat & self defence confidence quickly
* Instills excellent dexterity with weapons, hands and feet
* Instills combat decisiveness (a key factor in surviving a violet encounter)
* Instills a scientific understanding of the physics of force (making you immediately stronger)
* Instills a scientific understanding of anatomy and how to exploit an opponents weakness (giving you the edge)
* Instills scientific principles of leverage and body mechanics that are proven to be weak

What makes The ABC System unique?

* The ABC System’s most unique facet is that each of the 26 techniques are fully transferable to knife fighting, stick fighting, improvised weapons, palm, elbow, fist and foot, meaning that once you know stick you pretty much know knife; once you know knife; you pretty much know palm, and so on.

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Chris Crudelli On Crime

Chris Crudelli, star of ‘Mind Body and Kick Ass Moves’ and recent and future Peterborough Seminars has brought out his latest DVD entitled ‘Crudelli on Crime’, subtitled, ‘London.’ and endeavors to show how you can use martial arts techniques to defend yourself against crime on the street.

From the beginning of this documentary we can see that it has a similar feel to the Mind Body and Kick Ass Moves with its funky graphics and soundtrack with a strong beat. Although it has the appearance of a music clip, there is a serious message to the programme and the viewer is warned from the beginning to go to a qualified instructor to train, which will hopefully defer those couch commandos into thinking they are street survival action heroes after watching this. This is in essence an instructional DVD and not a how to guide that applies various simple yet effective martial arts techniques to a variety of common street crimes situations that plague British cities today.

Crudelli on Crime is located in and around London and it is this twist, with its examination of the increasing statistics of casual crime that makes the documentary so appealing. Chris travels around the capital talking to a selection of people and makes a pertinent point when he says that with a lot of stabbing or shootings, “it’s more about respect and getting stuff.”

Another interesting encounter is with the group of young people he meets in Greenwich and challenges them about their attitudes to self defence, which again supports his theory about image. If the situation allows and rather than facing a confrontation head on, simply running away is one of the best forms of self defence apart from not being there in the first place. This sensible and utterly practical piece of advice seems to be the obvious answer to most level headed adults but Chris had to argue his point to the youngsters in order to convince them that running away wasn’t an act of cowardice.

Crudelli on CrimeThere are lots of martial arts moves that are demonstrated by Chris that appear both easy to do and work. One of the dangers is that being an experience martial artist, he can make the moves look simple yet to a beginner will need a lot of practise. However, Chris is at pains to emphasise that these should only be used as a last resort and that going to a martial arts class with a qualified instructor is your best bet. Some of the most useful tips were those that didn’t need any physical confrontation such as the false wallet trick given to the German tourists. Simply by having a cheap second wallet containing paper and fake credit cards to throw at a mugger to enable one to get away was a real good idea.

There is quite a lot of humour in this, which makes a welcome relief and it is Chris’s down to earth approach that makes the message about self defence easier to digest. It is the section at the end though that provides the most danger and laughs as he attempts to engage in a real life mugging. Unfortunately, even though he has his Argos catalogue to defend himself, you will have to watch the DVD to see what he does with it, the poor man cannot get mugged! He does encounter some ne’er-do-wells though, and the results are most interesting.
Crudelli on Crime is well worth buying and is both an entertaining guide to the crime spots of London as well as offering some useful tips if you should find yourself at the business end of a knife or gun.

Director: Wei Wei Si Producer: Chris Crudelli (This DVD is not suitable for young children though as there is some swearing).Chris Crudelli DVD is first to use DVD Sequr Copy Protection on replicated DVD.

Article Author Profile: Lesley Jackson, black belt and Taekwondo teacher is deputy Editor of Martial Edge.

Seminars in Peterborough Area

‘STRIKE SEMINAR’ With TV stars ‘STRIKE’ IN PETERBOROUGH, 12th JULY 09, 12.00pm – 2.00pm. Contact IAN PARKER for booking and Venue details: www.parkerstangsoodo.co.uk. 07947 597915

Strike burst onto the scene through ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent by punching, kicking and flipping their way into the final show. With over 15 million people in the UK tuning into the live final, Strike achieved their goal of making martial arts entertaining and inspired many to take up martial arts. Immediately after the TV show Strike toured with the Britain’s Got Talent finalist’s around 22 venues in the UK, performing to thousands of people each night.

Another Kick ASS Show with TV star Chris Crudelli in Peterborough, 9th August 2009.  2.00pm to 5.00pm. Contact IAN PARKER for booking and Venue details: www.parkerstangsoodo.co.uk. 07947 597915

Kick Ass Show