So, as I promised, we will analyze our gentlemen Slidemats, who publish various photos and videos from the training grounds in Israel on social networks. These pictures and videos are published as an element of pride in the ongoing educational process, which in itself is not a bad thing. another bad It's bad to see the garbage that social networks are filled with and the misunderstanding of the fighters, instructors and commanders, and the media people who publish it, that every picture or video we analyze shouts "You can't do it! " Well, let's start with a specific picture where a fighter performs the tactical element of "shooting from cover" or "shooting from cover". Let's start with the warrior's equipment. We note another lack of a fighter jacket or combat shirt with long sleeves, which will protect the hands from possible injuries while performing the work. He wasn't wearing a long-sleeved top, probably because he was hot. Although every instructor should explain to him that in the heat it is also advisable to wear long sleeves. Now, if it was a parade, then they would definitely have to wear a jacket, but you can run to class, if at all, naked. Let's move on. body armor This protective element is designed to protect critical vital organs. And for that, the vest must not only be on the warrior, but must be adjusted so that it is guaranteed to cover exactly these organs. The fighter in the picture has a backplate that hangs much lower than the required level, which seriously increases his chances of hitting by two hundred. I'm almost certain the warrior doesn't even know his armor needs to be "adjusted" because it's unlikely anyone told him about it. Let's move on fingerless gloves. Completely old and outdated topic. I always require my soldiers or cadets to wear only full gloves, as fingers can be cut or burned and take a long time to heal in field conditions, as does the rest of the hand. Many people take fingerless gloves solely based on their conclusion from the movies.

So, as I promised, we will analyze our gentlemen Slidemats, who publish various photos and videos from the training grounds in Israel on social networks. These pictures and videos are published as an element of pride in the ongoing educational process, which in itself is not a bad thing. another bad It's bad to see the garbage that social networks are filled with and the misunderstanding of the fighters, instructors and commanders, and the media people who publish it, that every picture or video we analyze shouts "You can't do it! " Well, let's start with a specific picture where a fighter performs the tactical element of "shooting from cover" or "shooting from cover". Let's start with the warrior's equipment. We note another lack of a fighter jacket or combat shirt with long sleeves, which will protect the hands from possible injuries while performing the work. He wasn't wearing a long-sleeved top, probably because he was hot. Although every instructor should explain to him that in the heat it is also advisable to wear long sleeves. Now, if it was a parade, then they would definitely have to wear a jacket, but you can run to class, if at all, naked. Let's move on. body armor This protective element is designed to protect critical vital organs. And for that, the vest must not only be on the warrior, but must be adjusted so that it is guaranteed to cover exactly these organs. The fighter in the picture has a backplate that hangs much lower than the required level, which seriously increases his chances of hitting by two hundred. I'm almost certain the warrior doesn't even know his armor needs to be "adjusted" because it's unlikely anyone told him about it. Let's move on fingerless gloves. Completely old and outdated topic. I always require my soldiers or cadets to wear only full gloves, as fingers can be cut or burned and take a long time to heal in field conditions, as does the rest of the hand. Many people take fingerless gloves solely based on their conclusion from the movies.