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02-19-2005, 20:46 #1Account Closed at Members Request
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Attn: Force on Force Trainers
New book by Ken Murray from Armiger on Force on Force training. Ken is one of the founders of Simunition F/X and the guy that first certified me as an FoF instructor:
http://www.armiger.net/home.html
And an excellent article by Ken Good on FoF training. His comments re: drill versus scenario-based training are timely for my recent training evolutions:
http://www.strategosintl.com/pdfs/F...ce-Drilling.pdf
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02-20-2005, 12:16 #2Member
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Interesting. I'll check out the Sim book. I attended the Instructor class last year for FX and had done a lot of training with Blauer including a Simulation Instructor course that covered role playing FOF training.
There was little overlap.Fletch Fuller
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02-20-2005, 15:06 #3Moderator Emeritus
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I'm going to have to look into that.
"I don't lift, too heavy. I don't run, too far. I just hit people.
"The teacher is more important than the style."- Higa Yuchoku
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