


Module | Content |
MCS Introduction seminars | |
Single attacker | Punches – kicks – grabs/restraints Edged weapons including machete |
MCS Advanced seminar | |
Multiple attackers | Principles and tactics of controlling multiple attack scenarios Armed and unarmed attacks |
MCS Specialised Modules | |
Edged weapon attacks | Knife to machete attacks Single and multiple attackers |
Baton weapon attacks | Long and short baton attacks Single and double handed attack Single and multiple attackers |
Weapon retention | Techniques and drills for dealing with attempts to take an operator’s weapon Long and shorts |
Disarms | Basic level Shorts and longs |
Take downs – holds – restraints – escapes | Breaking away from restraints Restraints and take downs |
Module | Content |
MCS Specialised Modules | |
Use of Baton | Core movements allow transition from unarmed to armed combat Single and multiple attackers |
Context | 360 degree threat assessment profiling (theory session). |
Combatives mindset | State access and optimal performance under pressure (theory session). |
MCS Specialist modules (restricted) | Military – Police – CP teams |
Specialist equipment | Situations where attackers are wearing and using PPE Helmets Ballistic vests and other body armour Shields and batons |
Transitional training | Accessing and drawing personal weapons during combat |
Use of Knife | MCS weapons system and placement Core movements allow easy transition from unarmed to armed combat Single and multiple attackers |
MCS Combat Shooting | MCS shooting method using The Machine core movements |
Disarms | Advanced level Multiple attackers Weapons with slings |
MCS Specialist courses (restricted) | Police – Military – Security and CP teams |
Confined spaces | Air Marshall/planes – trains – busses – cars |
Combatives for armed Responders | Transitional combat training for the armed responder |
CP solo and team Combatives | Combatives when you are not the target |


