A combat team is composed of individual fighter groups, each having received identical training, but unique jobs. They are able to integrate the fighters’ different abilities, and to work effectively and organically during action.

A body guard is a fighter with a very high level of security training.  The bodyguard’s job is to protect the secured person by any means possible, while making quick decisions to solve threats to the secured person.  The bodyguard can work alone, or with a security team.  The bodyguard must know how to analyze the immediate area in which he is working, learn about possible dangers, work according to distribution of tasks and security circuits, manage a security team, and have ultimate combat abilities for various combat situations, in both normal and emergency situations.

Transportation security is a complex field.  A train/bus/airplane forms a long narrow outline, called a “pipe outline.”  The “pipe outline” is characterized by the density of people in it, the width of the aisles, and the fact that the vehicle is moving.  These characteristics limit the functioning of the fighter, and require a special ability to function properly.

This course grants foundations in specific combat tailored for this outline.  In this course, more emphasis is placed on shooting accuracy, and quick and effective overpowering of an attacker while protecting the secured public.