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FAST ACTION COMBATIVES TECHNIQUES !
 STREET FIGHTING SYSTEM FOR POLICE, CORRECTIONS & SELF DEFENSE !

"The video your friends won't let you borrow"

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POLICE DEFENSIVE TACTICS INSTRUCTOR, AND 20 YEAR POLICE VETERAN GEORGE VRANOS, TEACHES HIS HAND TO HAND COMBAT SYSTEM IN THIS AMAZING 2 HOURS & 20 MINUTE INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO!  VRANOS, A BOXING & GRAPPLING COACH, BLENDS THESE TWO PROVEN FIGHTING STYLES INTO ONE OF THE MOST PRACTICAL STREET FIGHTING SYSTEMS EVER SEEN ON VIDEO ! VRANOS SAYS "ATHLETES MAKE THE BEST STREET FIGHTERS, SO LET'S TRAIN LIKE AN ATHLETE".

GET READY TO SWEAT !

THIS IS A REAL WORLD COMBAT / FITNESS TRAINING PROGRAM !

PHASE ONE - THE BEST OF WESTERN BOXING - TO TAKE OUT A STREET FIGHTER FAST. THEN, FROM A BOXERS STANCE, HE DEMONSTRATES A SERIES OF 7 PRACTICAL STREET TAKEDOWNS INTO ROCK SOLID GROUND CONTROLS USED TO IMMOBILIZE ATTACKERS.

 PHASE TWO - 8 TWO MAN FOOTWORK / HAND FIGHTING DRILLLS TO BUILD A FIGHTERS BALANCE & AGILITY, FOR QUICK ANGLING, LEVEL CHANGING & CLOSING THE GAP.

PHASE THREE - 24 DRILLS TO DEVELOP REFLEXIVE TRIGGERS TO PARRY, BLOCK, SLIP, BOB, COUNTER - PUNCH OR WRESTLE TO THE PAVEMENT.  MANY OF THESE DRILLS WILL NOT BE SEEN ON ANY OTHER MIXED MARTIAL ARTS OR SELF DEFENSE VIDEOS !

PHASE FOUR - 7 SPARRING DRILLS WHERE THE ATHLETES MUST FIGHT EACH OTHER WITH A LIMITED ARSENAL. THEY STRUGGLE TO OVERCOME THE ATTACKS WHILE PERFECTING SELECTED TECHNIQUES AND THEIR TIMING TO COUNTER -PUNCH OR SHOOT IN!

PHASE FIVE - 6 EXPLOSIVE PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKES TO END VIOLENCE QUICKLY.  THIS VIDEO INCLUDES THE FOUR POINT BLITZ !     ALL RIGHTS RESERVE

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Hi this is George Vranos,
Thank you very much for your interest in the FACT DVD's.

I feel very lucky to have such high customer satisfaction with this new DVD. Continued success depends on high customer satisfaction. The only way I can keep it that way is to make sure no customer buys something he/she doesn't want.   Especially in this economy. I know what it's like to buy a blind item such as a video. Please research me and my products before making your purchase. 

Please let me tell you a little more about the FACT II video.
I will try to describe this training video in more detail here. 
Keep in mind this is a 2 hour and 20 minute video and no words can really do it justice. 

The FACT II video is not just a Combatives Drills or Sparring Video. It is an "Instructional Street Fighting Video" for Self Defense practitioners.  I have been training full contact fighters for close to 25 years.  I have trained Law Enforcement for close to 20 years.

I believe Reflexive Response drills are the key to developing instant counter techniques against a real world attack or an aggressive offense from a highly trained Sport Fighter. These are the same drills I use to train professional cage fighters, boxers, and those of us interested in street combatives.  What makes these drills so important is that the Professional Fighters and the average Joe can work together on the same drills for mutual benefit & achieve their own separate objectives. 

The fighters develop a very high level of fighting skill in a very short amount of time with these drills. Fighters describe these drills as physically challenging, but “fun”.  The drills mimic many high speed skills used in full contact sparring or street fighting. The drills compartmentalize each fighting skill and build on them slowly until we have a complete fighter. This video is very comprehensive and loaded with instructional training tips and street tactics.  

We don't use Hand Pad Drills as “the” essential link between static punching to sparring ? They are a very important part of training. But have you ever had a fight against a pair of hand pads ? Can your hand pad coach simulate at left hook or right cross anywhere near the speed or depth of penetration of a real punch ?  Does he just hold them up for you to punch ?  Does he throw the hand pads at you in combinations or bunches of punches or does he swing an occasional simulated punch every now and then for you to duck ?  It makes you look good and feel good but your development has probably stalled. Your programming your subconscious to react as slow as your coach throws a simulated punch. There is no set up, feinting, hesitation, or level changes before he throws the "simulated punch".  Where is the real simulation to fighting here. ? Everyone loves the hand pads but In my opinion, they have become overused, used incorrectly and often misunderstood.  Unless you have one of the few top notch hand pad coaches available, you may have stagnated and may as well be hitting the heavy bag. As you continue to train, your defense should be developing and you should be able to make less experienced fighters miss at will. If this is not happening, something is wrong with your development. Are there are 20 students on the floor with you ? How many of them get to work with the one Hand Pad coach in the club each day ?  Usually it's the  guy who has the fight coming up that gets all the attention and everyone else is left to work on their own. 

"Let's partner up and train like we fight" 

Partner to Partner / "Hand to Hand" drills and Limited Skill Sparring are real punches and teach you how to subconsciously read an attackers body language.  Sudden changes in fighting range, feinting, hesitation, level changes, lateral movement, the way his head tilts, shoulders pitch, and hips rotate before and during an attack is what your seeing in front of you during these drills.  This is how your subconscious tells your body to react instantly without thought. "That's why an experienced fighter will read your body like a book  and make you look lousy when you spar him".

"It's as if  he can read your mind. " Limited Skill Sparring and Partner Drills are  like getting full contact experience while progressively adding skills along the way.  Cognitive thought is only used for general fighting Strategy in a full speed exchange of punches. All defensive skills must be reflexive at that point in the fight.  If you have to think about defense, you've already been hit .

All fighters develop a high level of real full contact fighting skills in two ways. A lot of full contact fighting against many fighters. Or, lots of high speed combative drill work and some full contact sparring to test all those skills later.  I never saw any non-contact or light contact fighter survive in any of the fight clubs I train at.  They all had to adapt to these types of training methods or spar alot.  I try to progressively train my students in the safest yet most realistic way possible. I still enjoy this training regularly with very few injuries. 

In the first portion of the FACT II video I teach you seven patterns of foot work for fluid coordinated, balanced mobility. I walk you through all the basic punches showing you how to generate maximum power while using the body like a coiled spring. I demonstrate all the basic defensive hand blocks and parries. I show you how to use the minimum movement necessary to make your opponent miss yet leaving you balanced and close to your adversary for devastating counter punches or quick takedowns.  I’m a big advocate on defensive skills in this dvd. The fighters will experience very gradual increased contact as time goes on.

I then take you step by step through the defensive head movements needed to slip, bob and duck full speed punches. I even teach you to the highest level of fighting skill which is counter punching  (make them miss / make them pay) .The same movements are used in the drill section and then demonstrated under full speed punches in what we call limited skill sparring.

Let me explain why we train this way.  If you’re the biggest athlete and the strongest  puncher in your gym you may tend to just walk right at all your opponents and stalk them until your close enough to strike.
Your smaller opponent has to use his footwork, while slipping, sliding and defending. He is working all his defensive skills and developing as a mobile. well rounded fighter. Why, because he is struggling to survive and he must adapt. The bigger puncher looks like he’s just working on a heavy bag. No lateral movement, walking straight ahead, never having to slide away, or spin out his opponent, no ducking, counter punching or multiple hand block sets, etc. He won't develop well like the smaller fighter. With the limited skill sparring, both of you must  be mobile, able to angle out, duck, slip and counter. Now the biggest guy in the club can spar safely with a smaller guy and both are building skills at a high level.  
 
In the second portion of the video, I demonstrate 7 "Street applicable takedowns " that require very little strength. At 145 lbs myself, there is no lifting or throwing required. The takedowns are executed easily in live grappling in a Mixed Martial Arts club against bigger sparring partners. This is why I call them universally effective for the street. Any size person can take down any other size opponent with these takedowns regardless of height or weight. (I'm almost always the smallest guy in the club myself).
The feet are essentially trapped to the floor and the opponent is tipped over. The takedowns are designed to work from your boxers stance and are executed best when an opponent is throwing punches at you. 

I am a big advocate of submission wrestling and still do every Wednesday night at the club here at the MMAT Center in Worcester Mass.  This is not a comprehensive submission grappling video.  I demonstrate easy to learn, tried and true grappling controls and submissions that are easy to learn and can be used at your grappling club. These are the same techniques I teach to Law Enforcement and Corrections for restraining or incapacitating combative subjects. They are universal against all size opponents, and designed to minimize your exposure to hand held weapons in a hand to hand street fight. The best grappling techniques for the street should also be able to be used in the grappling club. The more often you execute them in the club against grapplers the more natural they will come to you on the street. These grappling techniques can be done in fight the club, in full street clothes, or police uniform with full gun belt. 

The last portion of the video is a series of incredibly simple pre-emptive strikes designed to stop real world street attacks. They are explosive, and difficult for your adversary to detect. They are executed from non - threatening postures. .......... I also demonstrate how to create a simple flash knockout using no more power than the force of a quick jab.