Combatives Association Summit Class Selection Form

Participant's Name: _____________________________

Day 1 - Friday

8:00 am - 10:00 am:

[ ] Valentine: Core Concepts of Entangled Fighting (Main Hall)
Dynamics of Combatives scenarios and establishing the language for the follow blocks of
instruction for the Combatives Association Summit.

10:15 am - 12:15 pm:

[ ] Douglas: Weaponized Language For Tactical End States (Main Hall)
Strategic manipulation of language to achieve desirable outcomes for potentially violent
confrontations.

[ ] Palumbo: Combatives and the Law (Room A)

Criminal law expert and combatives practitioner teaches you how to mitigate criminal
charges from lawful self-defense.

1:45 pm - 3:45 pm:

[ ] Schnitzler: Small Impact Weapons (Main Hall)
With nearly 30 years of working in confined spaces, guy is a master of using small impact
tools for self-defense and tactical use.
Subjects

[ ] Miller: Walls and Weapons (Room A)

UFC veteran holding several combatives certifications details the physical controls to
deny and achieve weapons access using walls.

4:00 pm - 6:00 pm:

[ ] Jannetti: Knife control concepts (Main Hall)
Excerpt from knife control concepts, a rapidly popular system for self-defense and
tactical applications.

[ ] Ferguson: Competition Technique for Tactical Circumstances (Room A)

Mitigating risk of injury using precision and performance of competition.

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 Day 2 - Saturday

8:00 am - 10:00 am:

[ ] Burch: Entangled Ground Fighting (Main Hall)
Methodology of the entangled fight while grounded and achieving weapon access while
pinned.

[ ] Byerly: Vehicle Combatives (Vehicle Hall)

Lessons of survival from hundreds of felony arrest as a gang unit officer and from USMC
HVT operations.

10:15 am - 12:15 pm:

[ ] Aubin: Weapons Based Grappling (Main Hall)
Learn directly from the innovative creator of the RBC helmet the tactics and strategies
for survival during weapons-based grappling.

[ ] Byerly: Vehicle Extractions (Vehicle Hall)

Retired LAPD gang unit officer and USMC Raider teaches the tactics behind high-risk
traffic stops and vehicle extraction.

1:45 pm - 3:45 pm:

[ ] McCann: Concisely Combative (Lecture Area)
The truth about training for combatives, how to organize your training, myths,
observations and the state of the combatives community.

[ ] Boon: Combatives for CQB (CQB Hall)

Hands on tactics for room clearing from 30 years of security experience foreign and
domestic.

[ ] Delgadillo: Strength, Performance, and Longevity for Combatives (CrossFit Facility)

Using the starting strength method for ageless combatives training and measured
improvement. Stronger is better!

4:00 pm - 6:00 pm:

[ ] Larsen: Evolutionary Combat Psychology (Lecture Area)
Understanding the roll of combat for human evolutionary psychology and its relationship
with PTSD.

[ ] Fuller: Keep your “piece” (Main Hall)

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 Weapon retention clinic with a nationally recognized law enforcement firearms and
defensive tactics instructor, and speaker.

Day 3 - Sunday

8:00 am - 10:00 am:

[ ] Crinklaw: Behavior-based CQB (CQB Hall)
Understanding the psychology and praxeology of close quarters battle under fire from a
retired SWAT officer.

[ ] Wetzel: Empty hands knife defense (Room A)

An excerpt from the internationally renowned material out of red zone weapons defense
course.

10:15 am - 12:15 pm:

[ ] Larsen: Psycho motor learning, and Combatives belt system (Main Hall)
Neuroscience of teaching physical skills and their relationship to the bigger picture of
combatives.

[ ] Bristol: Gutter Fighting Systems (CQB Lab)

Modern refinements of the World War 2 system by Marine Corps Martial Arts Program
(MCMAP) founder USMC Colonel (Ret.) George Bristol.

[ ] Hauptman: Concealment Workshop (CQB Lab) ***TBD***

Deep cover concealment strategies for concealed carriers and anyone with a need to
carry low visibility or in non-permissive environments.

1:45 pm - 5:45 pm:

[ ] Cadre Q&A Session (Main Hall)

Please select the classes you wish to attend by checking the appropriate boxes.

Return this form to complete your registration.

We want to clarify that submitting a wish list does not guarantee attendees will get their top
choices. Some instruction blocks may have limited availability and/or high demand.

[ ] I (Participant's Name: _____________________________) understand that submitting a wish

list does not guarantee I will get my top choices.

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