What is the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP)?
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- Опубліковано 23 січ 2013
- Driven by the philosophy of "One mind, any weapon," the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP) combines some of the most effective unarmed techniques from various martial arts with armed techniques designed for combat. Built on foundations of both character and physical requirements, the program enhances Marines’ abilities to fight and overcome any adversary.
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Just lost a friend today in a car crash he was set to ship for boot camp in 11 days. I am set to ship in October and I vow my career in the marine corps to him. Oorah
Sorry about your friend, Godspeed to you!!
Are you seeing on the Marines now
Yes. Once you get to the fleet you can talk to your NCO's or SNCO's about getting your next belt. there are 5 belts in all. Tan, Grey, Gren, Brown, and Black. I myself am a Green Belt. To get your brown belt you have to be a Corporal but can get a wavior to Lance Corporal and to get your Black you have to be a Sergeant but can get a wavior to Corporal.
Jason King/ LCpl, USMC
The Corps is so cool, I think you should upload more often
I love watching these videos they are so informative. I love the Marines
My brother when he said when he was in bootcamp and i was writing to him and he told me it was his most hated thing to down there. Beside the crucible. He said you literaly practice after hour, after hour, after hour and so on during the day he thought the same way, he thought it was gonna be his most favorite thing and he told me it was his most hated thing he did right beside the crucible.
Ah, the legendary McSlap/McNinja skills...
For me in street fights, street versions of wrestling moves and ordinary street moves work great to me, but some of them are like this, it actually works
those martial arts were WAY better than what I saw a few years ago. I have more respect for them now.
As a 80's Marine I am finally glad they upgraded this program.Nothing worse than a 19 year old pissed off Marine!
oorahh!
It’s been enough by being a marine...
@@keanureeves6786 your opinion
I wish the army upgraded their combatives program like this
Actually MACP is better than this.
@@PLONG12345 what's MACP like? ive seen a lot of MCMAP vids but MACP not that much
@@Kettvnen You can see a MACP competition in youtube. It was basically an MMA with weapons involved. The difference of MACP to MCMAP is that MACP had more sparring and realistic training. MACP also spar without gloves.
I just purchased the MCMAP and MACP book waiting on delivery
Corpsmen are NOT Marines, they are sailors who are attached to and support the Corps.
Scott
USMC Ret.
"For those who fought for it, freedom has a flavor the protected will never know."
How about Green Side Corpsman?
so sick
The Marine Raider's insignia is everywhere in this video, I wonder what the significance is?
Daniel Bailey first ones to implement martial arts I'm their training, I believe.
The Martial Arts Center of Excellence where they train also doubles as a museum for the Marine Raiders, its actually called Raider Hall.
God damn that cauliflower ear...
I was thinking the same thing. Dude definitely wrestled in HS or college.
No, its a synergy of all major martial arts. It would be the most comparable to Mixed Martial Arts, but this is at a truly "anything goes" level where theres no rules.
Yes corpsmen can do MCMAP. out of FMTB you get your Tan belt, and you can go up in belt from there if you can get into a course in the fleet. It's not hard to get into one, just ask around. It's not like a "requirement" like the Marines kind of have it set, but it's never a bad thing to better yourself.
Cant wait to learn this in Boot Camp
can i get a higher belt after boot camp. if i am stationed at a base how do i get more training done in martial arts
Actually, I saw on the news that someone in the Marines got the Navy Cross by killing 3 people with hand-to-hand combat.
Amazing video and with this system marine train in martial arts and hand to hand combat?
To become a Basic Marine ALL recruits no matter what MOS HAVE to do 26 hours of MCMAP training and earn a tan belt in MCRD Parris Island or MCRD San Diego.
MCMAP should be about self defense, not martial arts. It isn't a competition to get a higher tier belt for a promotion board. It needs to save our Marines lives by being as effective as possible. We have to acknowledge that not everyone is going to be good at martial arts.
My uncle is a Mcmap instructor and hel
It’s a lot better then the old CCI
Lol I typed send in middle of typing but he beats the crud out I me with Mcmap
i am a 15 year old boy in australia and hoping to come to america to join the marines......Is the ASVAB test hard to score a 80?
how is this different from krav maga?
Mcma martial arts training marines solder self defense
Perhaps it has to do with the fact they're not training you in MMA, they're training you for hand-to-hand combat
What about OCS in Quantico? Do they also go through MCMAP?
yes. Everyone in the Marines, enlisted or officer does it.
They do not do it in OCS, that is more a leadership based course. However, in TBS which follows OCS, tan belt training is conducted within the first 2 weeks, as is rifle, pistol, swim qualifications
Yes Corpsman can get MCMAP belts.
"..learn this in Boot Camp" Bahahahahaha
Is this a specific martial art? Kung Fu, Taekwondo, Karate?
If you think they are the navy The Marines are a branch off the navy, a corpsman is a marine
Sounded like DMX at the start, RIP.
Well said he is probably a tan belt ninja still. Wait till green and up for some real advanced training
Mike More like Brown & Up
Damn, note to self, never fuck with a Marine, lol
You shouldn't fuck with one anyways! But I feel you!
How do you think this compares to civilian Krav Maga
Perhaps I can shed some light on this. In my experiences they're very similar. I served 2013-2018, and was a black belt MAI (martial arts instructor). Now currently training in krav maga civilian side as a veteran.
I would say krav puts a little more emphasis on breaking contact after doing fast damage against an assailant and precluding ones self from the encounter to get to safety. After all, civilians aren't looking to stay in a fight, krav preaches more, get home to family at whatever cost, but definitely... get out of there. Very normal in a civilian context, however I'm sure the way the IDF teaches their soldiers in Israel, is probably the exact same to the way we did it in the Corps. Most military martial arts are pretty similar in this fashion I'd imagine.
As far as style, MCMAP employs a little more judo with some of that curriculum taken from Japan after WW2. You can see in this video a lot of these techniques are ending with the adversary being taken to the ground. USMC mindset is very similar to Krav, but sees more of a disabling the enemy at any costs quickly before breaking contact. There's no time in a combat situation. So some of the emphasis is more of a "be as vicious as possible, causes much trauma as possible, then get your eyes back up and keep your head on the swivel" - get back in the fight basically. Hand-to-hand in modern warfare, becomes more of a last resort when you have all sorts of lethal tools like a rifle and a fire team or squad size element at your disposal.
@@joshualobeck7007 that makes a lot of sense and I’ve heard a lot of how mcmap and Krav Maga are similar mostly I’ve heard how mcmap is more ground based where as Krav is more striking and I do think civilian Krav puts more emphasis on doing as much damage as possible as fast as possible then getting away but either way I believe both styles are better as a secondary option because a lot of what it teaches most places won’t teach and it could be in your advantage like dirty blows when necessary, weapons fighting and handling, dealing with high adrenaline situations that would otherwise freeze people tactics, and more and the foundation of all these military styles are mma but not practiced enough so that’s why I hear Krav Maga usually called sloppy mma I’d probably think the same is true about mcmap but I’ve heard several times that those enlisted didn’t learn how to fight until afterwards either taking mma or just bjj since the mcmap or line training they were trained in just wasn’t enough
MCMAP is true MMA. Obviously stolen from multiple disciplines. If you weren't born yesterday you can see that. If you are a true Martial Artist you would know it does not solely rely on Technical Applications, but other aspects of Martial Arts and Proven Warfare. If you took the very basic belt of tan belt and mastered those techniques you could become a professional boxer.
I do not agree with every technique IN MCMAP, every Martial Arts has its weaknesses.
We stole most of strikes for our very basic belt, pugilistics, (aka western boxing). The very techniques you used to get your ass beat on the play ground.
It is a warfighters Martial Art, which in itself defines itself. MCMAP is not the end all to end all, for a Martial art. Professional cage fighting is a SPORT. Not a REALITY contest. Anyone that tells you their art is the end all is full of shit. They also don't understand the concept of being a warrior.
OIFOEF Veteran I saw you post this exactly on the other video LMAO
MMA is a joke if you want too study a lagitement art study an original one. My senseis dad created a form of Karate that mixes boxing,karate,military fighting, and judo, but instead of teaching like mma we still teach about discipline and respect.
You gotta know you're shit and study hard if you wanna get that score.
Tan belt ninja.
Know just enough to get your ass kicked.
nope.
dude this garbage you speak of has been used in real fights you may not see it because any marine caught doing this to someone is considered a weapon we train non lethal as well as in strikes , take downs ,kicks etc plus are dicipline in the art which you rarely see in a street fight and mma has rules , in our world those rules dont apply , try to remember that before you post another ignorant comment sir
"I won a battle using MCMAP" -Said no one ever -_-
No because I study Karate and Aikido and I'm joining the Marines. I have seen mma and all it is is ghetto fighting.
"Mma is ghetto fighting." Lol this guy...
lol it's a fucking joke in boot camp, wait till you get to the fleet, then you'll learn better things
Seriously? MMA is shit. Any person that has learned a real martial art like Taekwondo, karate, Muay thai, or Kung-fu, and any marine, could easily beat someone who know MMA.