Lethal weapon: combatives and mental skills training to ensure overmatch in the close-combat fight/ Peter R. Jensen and Andy Riise
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Military Review July-August 2020, pp. 14-22 (81)Summary: Combatives training provides environments that generates stress responses in soldiers similar to those engendered by combat. It also provides opportunities to mitigate the performance risk from the stress response and provides the tools for soldiers to perform optimally.
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Combatives training provides environments that generates stress responses in soldiers similar to those engendered by combat. It also provides opportunities to mitigate the performance risk from the stress response and provides the tools for soldiers to perform optimally.
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