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Urban Combatives /stepcloser.ht Introduction Until quite recently the majority of Simulation and Scenario training programmes were designed for the use-of-force Instructor within the field of Law enforcement and the Military their aim being to improve impact weapon and empty hands skills. This kind of training provided a number of concepts on how to implement padded simulation armour within a Defensive Tactics Programme. More recently courses of this kind are becoming available to the civilian martial arts media and a lot of Self-Protection instructor’s are implementing these concepts to varying degrees into their own curriculum with a good level of success. Progression In my own curriculum I employ a progression into padded assailant training. Once the student has a grasp of the basic principals that drive our Combatives program, coupled with a sound level of competence of the Hard Skills, prioritised via impact work we can then move into the area of simulation. A basic pad drill, rather than static will progress by having the feeder offer some verbal pre-conflict dialogue and body language cues, as the trainee controls space moves to the feeder’s flank forcing him to re-orientate, whilst observing the immediate threat and surrounding environment. The feeder may or may not offer a precursor to aggression via a sudden forward movement that will cue the trainee to strike the pad with his/her chosen attack. Then they will get to the feeder’s back employing him for cover, as they actively scan for further threat then tactically disengage in the directio