Movement training

Walking. Fast walking.

Running.

Sprinting.

-Forwards.

-Sideways.

-Backwards.

-And also constantly changing. A parcourse

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Everything on all kinds of terrains

-Sand. Soft and hard

-Grass

-Gravel like terrains

-Hard ground and stone

Extra: Snow

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Crawling. Head low.

-Hights and speeds

-All directions and rotational

Bear crawling.

-All directions and rotational

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Rolling.

-Forwards

 Sideways

 Backwards

Rolling while flat on the ground.

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Facing to the ground hands kept at the back, maybe grabbed at somewhere and moving.

Back to the ground, hands kept at the front, together and moving.

Back to the ground on hands and feet and moving.

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Running past by obstacles.

Jumping over obstacles.

Clearing gaps.

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Getting low or completely on the ground as fast as possible.

Sliding.

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Agility.

Movements.

Fast and explosive sudden movements.

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Jumping

-All kinds of jumps

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Sneaking.

-Forwards

 Sideways

 Backwards

-Rotational

Fast sneaking

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Climbing.

-Over walls

-Onto buildings

-Into trees

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By Jeffried Koelewijn

For two handed bats, maces, batons and sticks which are used as weapons

Knowledge for two handed bats, maces, batons and sticks which are used as weapons. And also for improvised weapons, like longer crowbars/prybars.

A close grip (hands close together), around the base of the weapon: Is for hard attacks. 

A wide grip: Is more for faster attacks and also for if there is space shortage. 

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Grip changing is possible. 

-From close grip to wide grip. And from wide grip to close grip.

-And from left hand above to right hand above. And from right hand above to left hand above.

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And sometimes it's possible to hit with the base of the weapon, for critical close by ranges.

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By Jeffried Koelewijn

A couple of bullets

Normal bullet.

Hollow bullet, for more to maximum tissue damage. 

Plus, +, shaped bullet for more to maximum tissue penetration.

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Tungsten carbide, for armour piercing bullets.

- 9 to 9,5 at mhs scale (goes to 10 mhs, which is the hardest basicly, or hardest known).

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Penetration of a bullet in normal sand and in sand with water

Penetration of a bullet in normal sand and in sand with water.

-Same amount of sand with both.

-And the same kind of container.

If interesting, closeable and without the evaporation of water.

More advanced silent and stealthed firearms

 Silent firearms 

Stealthed firearms

Silent cocking

Silent firing

-The hammer motion and the rest of the mechanics

 More silent ignition          (and without loss of velocity)

-And a silencer for the bullet (and without loss of velocity)

Silent ejection of cartridges

Cartridge falls silent due to casing coating

Silent semi automatic, new input of cartridges.

More silent reloading

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And the best materials for that.

-Dampening materials. Shock absorbing materials.

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By Jeffried Koelewijn

A special firearm (assualt rifle or sniper for example) scope or scope add on for behind cover or in trenches

 A rifle scope or sniper scope. Which has multiple parts or a part which can be fitted on.

A scope or an extra part for the scope, can be done on.

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Like, so it's possible to see through the scope, while the gun is on the cover, but

the person is hiding, not being visable, while it's possible to see through the scope

and shoot down enemies.

I've actually seen similar ideas from the WWI and WWII trenches. But they were more primitive.

By Jef Koelewijn

A low sneaking method

 A low sneaking method

Low sneaking with the hands on the upperlegs, for support and to easier keep a low poisture.

-This needs training though