I recently noticed that I have come across a wide usage of the term "tactics" in the self-defense world through the ages.
It is obvious that the term "tactics" in warfare is different than "tactics" in sports or "tactics" in CQB small units or personal "tactics" in unarmed combat.
The term has "infiltrated" the civilian world and thus many many people use it in the self-defense world as reference to a wide variety of things: strategies, movement, offensive and defensive maneuvers, etc. Imho there are many cases where people should not say "tactics" when they mean something else.
Do you have a certain definition of "tactics" in mind? There could be major differences; "tactics" regarding armed combat, "tactics" in 1v1 situations or multiple attackers scenarios, etc.
Do you have any study material on the theoretical part you could share, please?
How do you, your niche, your system or your instructors use the term? Can you come up with a better word to better describe what's on your mind?
Submitted October 04, 2023 at 03:40PM by theopresent https://ift.tt/zdEGUny
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