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Scenario Training

Blauer Tactical Systems has developed a specialized & proprietary program called Ballistic Micro-Fights™ (BMF) to assist trainers in designing ‘readiness’ tests for their students or personnel.

The BMF is the first organized scientific approach to designing realistic scenarios based on real world encounters. Through the carefully researched and focused examination of the most dangerous moments of an attack, including the verbal and pre-contact cues, students can learn either from replicated scenarios of their own experience, or from 'replicating' attacks seen in video or on TV or from creative training evolutions developed with the assistance of a certified coach.

The BMF formula can adapt to any training scenario, system and in any environment. Performed correctly, it incorporates pain management, impact threshold drills, reaction time principles, pre-contact cue development and improves combative spontaneity and much more.

A BMF replicates the explosive, ambush moments in real fights and helps students and instructors take the guess work out of preparing for these 'big bang' moments.


The BMF program is not about a technique, a 'secret move', the 'action' or even the result. It’s about the entire training experience and the intellectual capital gained from that experience. The training is created to effect one goal: greater confidence during real life dynamic confrontations. And best of all, the formula can be adapted to any system or style.

BMF's turn 'Reality into Science™'.

For more on BMF certification or to host or attend a BMF seminar please e-mail marc@blauertactical.com

NOTE: HIGH GEAR™ is an integral component to the BMF formula, as well as a standalone product, and can be used alongside any training system currently in place to improve realism and enhance safety.


"As physicians we have years of experience treating injuries that are the result of humans fighting other humans. We are also students of the martial arts and we have studied how humans fight for an equal number of years. After participating in several of Tony's courses, it is our opinion that the SPEAR system is the most anatomically and physiologically sound system of fighting available to the professional combatant. Tony Blauer's SPEAR system is usable, effective and reliable because it is based on the intrinsic pathways of human survival physiology. What makes the SPEAR System fundamentally superior to other combat systems is its utilization of instinctive human response to focus the fight back onto the initial aggressor of that fight. Thus, Blauer's system trains the fastest possible reaction of the "fight or flight response" to become the fight response. Anatomically, SPEAR is sound because it uses areas of the body that are least susceptible to injury to strike areas of the body that are the most susceptible to influence. Compliance of the opponent, therefore, is obtained with the safest use of combative force that is anatomically possible. The SPEAR, when executed properly, is a safe and effective mechanism to defend self, influence opponents, and overcome an aggressor, rapidly with a measured response. The SPEAR system is the most pragmatically safe way of responding to an attack. It makes sense from the medical standpoint because it intelligently utilizes intrinsic neurological pathways to effectively respond to unexpected attacks in an smoothly rapid way that dominates the opponent from point of first contact. It is used in the real world because it is grounded in fundamental anatomy and physiology of the human weapon system." Robert C Smith, MD Medical Director Direct Action Medical Network Alexandria Louisiana


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