Anybody hear of F.A.C.T. or Fast Action Control Techniques?

**Pandinha** · Posted On: 10/08/2006 12:52am

Pretty interesting, though wondering how exactly this would work in real world situations.

Any of our LEO's want to comment?

http://www.factvideos.com/images/mpgfct.mpg

http://www.factvideos.com/

**bujutsuboy** · Posted On: 10/08/2006 1:10am

I've heard of the Fast Action Response Technique. That stuff certainly stinks.

**Nid** · Posted On: 10/08/2006 1:36am

I dunno. When the kimura stops working (jeah....righ'!), maybe I'll branch out. By and large, wrist control is about effective as any grappler would expect it to be during "live" training or application.

Now that I think back, there was a goose-neck to standing key-lock transition which seemed to work pretty well in (police) training. I'd just as soon skip over the goose-neck entirely though.

That's my goal. To try the latter next time. Problem is, you gotta be really fast to get this arm up above him, when invariably they are just trying to seize up or turn away from you.

The kimura is like making sweet love. Time is on your side.

**Nid** · Posted On: 10/08/2006 1:48am

So, Antoine, why aren't you an auxiliary pig or something? It's actually the best of both worlds. You get to initiate ****, and not even have to deal with the paperworkl for the most part.

**Pandinha** · Posted On: 10/08/2006 2:29am

Originally Posted by Kein Haar

So, Antoine, why aren't you an auxiliary pig or something? It's actually the best of both worlds. You get to initiate ****, and not even have to deal with the paperworkl for the most part.

Dunno, the idea never came up. I like being able to veg on my downtime more. :)