The One Shot Take Out
The One Shot Take Out
The one-shot philosophy OSP is used to end a fight quickly. Snipers use this to effectively kill and move on to other targets. To kill is not the objective here. We intend to end the conflict as quickly as possible.
When it is inevitable that a fight is going to happen we need to disable the attacker. If that means knocking them out or just rendering their weapons unusable, that is the goal.
Put yourself in a position you can deliver a strike that is quick, powerful and on target. If a punch or kick is coming and you can hit a knock out without getting hit. Do it.
If you cannot deliver that hit you must stop the attack. If that is a punch strike the arm so that it becomes unusable. Break it. Sprain it. Put it in pain. Do not block…strike.
If it is a kick strike the leg. Break it. Strain it. Put it in pain.
Any part of the body which is attacking you treat the same. Do not block, hit. Anything that attacks you, elbows, knees, shoulders, hips, or heads can all be treated the same.
If this cannot be achieved avoid the attack until you get your shot.
If a weapon is involved it is just an extension of the body part wielding it. The same rules apply. SIMPLE METHODS TO STOP THE FIGHT QUICK.
