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Terrorists are constantly on the lookout for new ways to kill.
Shouldn't your men be given every opportunity to be ready?

The main purpose of Combat Training is to take the lives of enemies of the United States and it's allies.

Here's what works best for combat: Simple, yet powerful moves designed to drop an enemy to his instant death using just one powerful move.

This is the type of system that works in the field under tough demands like: getting ambushed, being outnumbered, defending against a knife and escaping if captured.

Hikuta is such a system that meets and exceeds these demands.

Hikuta uses simple gross motor movement, natural reflexes and bodyweight to apply powerfully, explosive moves to instantly stop an enemy. In the blink of an eye the enemy is defeated.

Hikuta provides powerful hand-to-hand combat skills to complete a soldiers combat readiness.

Hikuta blends fully with the weapons training currently used by each division, unit or company, so when explosions or other variables cause ammo to run out or weapons to be dropped, the soldier has a course of action, a back up, a plan to stay alive, and still COMPLETE THE MISSION.

Combat training in Hikuta includes striking and kicking, however it also can be blended for knives and firearms for quicker use and movement.

The question to be answered with Hikuta training is, "How deadly do you want your men to be?"

Call (866)276-3350 for a consultation and a demonstration.

This training is only for members of the United States armed forces and their allies.

Cutting Edge Combat®
P.O. Box 404, Lakewood, CA. 90714 USA
Self Defense for the real world! Since 1998.
1-TOO-ARMED-50 (1-866-276-3350)

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