Marine Corps Martial Arts in Photographs, Video and Instruction With The Brown Belt Book

SUBJECTS by CHAPTER:


Introduction To Marine Corps Martial Arts 


1. Martial Arts News And Stories 


2. Martial Arts Photographs


3. USMC Martial Arts Matrices, Forms and Instruction


4. USMC Martial Arts Brown Book


5. Martial Arts Video - Horn Of Africa


6. Martial Arts Video - Marines In Afghanistan


SAMPLE OF INTRODUCTION


Introduction. The Marine Corps Martial Art takes the three disciplines of the body, mind, and spirit and blends them into a complete system. A belt ranking system that mirrors the process by which we transform civilians into Marines, and then develop Marines into leaders is the structure of this system. The following is a breakdown of the belt system.


Brown Belt.


a. Physical Discipline. Bayonet Trainer, Ground Fighting, Unarmed vs Hand Held, Firearm Retention, Firearm Disarmament, Non-lethal Baton, Weapons of Opportunity, Free Sparring, Review (Brown Discipline), Sustainment (Previous Ranks) 21.0 = 55.4 hours.


b. Mental Discipline. Anatomy and Physiology, Killology, Human Dimensions, 


c. Character Discipline. Martial Culture Study (Apache), Participate in Mentoring Program, Warrior as a Gentleman.


d. Prerequisites. Must be corporal and above (Rank Waiverable 1 Grade with approval of the Director of the MACE), Recommendation of Commanding Officer, Appropriate Level PME.