Vehicle EVO 01
First vehicle Evo from Hell's Creek ECQC
EVO MC 08
The last group in SD work the problems of the MC
EVO MC 07
Group 6 patrons work the problems of the MC.
EVO MC 06
Group 5 patrons work the problems of the MC.
EVO MC 05
Group 4 Patrons work the problems in the MC
EVO - MC 04
Group 3 patrons work to resolve the problems in the MC.
EVO MC 03
In this Evolution the patrons exercise the deep problems in the MC. Group 2.
EVO MC 02
In this Evolution the patrons exercise the deep problems in the MC. Group 1, second rotation.
EVO-MC Introduction
The Shivworks Evolution is the validation exercise of the module's training. The MC predicament demands that the patron resolve deep tactical deficits. In this first set, Craig Douglas explains the parameters of the evo.
Wrestling - Competitive Posture Drill
Craig Douglas guides trainees through a wrestling posture and position drill performed at a competitive energy level.
In-Fight Weapons Access Overview
Craig Douglas speaks on the history and development of accessing the weapon while in the clinch range fight. He also covers the IFWA Timing Rule and the negligence of Floating-the-Gun. Lastly, a partner drill to develop our IFWA timing is given.
Appropriate Extension
As distance from the adversary increases, the pistol moves to refined sight indexing — while staying outside the adversary’s grasp and providing shot opportunities.
Appropriate Extension
As distance from the adversary increases, the pistol moves to refined sight indexing — while staying outside the adversary’s grasp and providing shot opportunities.
Craig Douglas speaks on why we need a well defined trigger finger register position. #shivworks #ECQC # shivworkscartel
Draw Stroke Part 1 - Count One
Craig Douglas Covers the key points of the ECQC Draw-stroke. Establish Grip. Clear the cover garment. Be mindful of the support hand placement.