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Teacher: Marcus Ohlenforst

Unit Title: Marine Corps Martial Arts Program

Unit Objectives: Marines will understand the synergy of disciplines related to MCMAP. Marines will

participate in basic entry level techniques. Marines will be evaluated on their technique.

Standards Addressed:

MCO 1510.122A - Individual Training Standards (ITS) for the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program

- 8550.01.01 Apply the fundamentals of MCMAP- 8550.01.17 Discuss the mental and character disciplines of MCMAP

- 8550.01.29 Discuss the history and structure of MCMAP

Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis Synthesis Evaluation

Verbal/

Linguistic

List the various

degrees in thebelt structure

Explain the synergy of

the MCMAP mindset

Articulate basic

entry leveltechniques and

verbally explain

how to do

specific moves

Compare the

difference inadvancement between

the tan belt and gray

belt techniques

Create a visual

representationof the synergy

of disciplines

Assess your

partner anddetermine

whether or not

he is using

correct

technique

Interpersonal Select a group ofindividuals to

practice thevarious

movements of

MCMAP

Explain to the

instructor the variousmovements of tan belttraining.

Choose a partner

to be youropponent as you

practice the

various

movements of

tan belt training.

Distinguish the

difference betweentan belt and gray belttraining techniques

within a group.

Collaborate

with a group topractice thevarious

movements of

tan belt

training.

Prioritize within

a group the basictrainingtechniques in

order from

easiest to

hardest.

Bodily-Kinesthetic

Count the

amount of

techniques to

perform for thefinal evaluation

Cite the resources

utilized for the

evaluation

Demonstrate the

basic

fundamentals

conducted duringentry-level tan

belt training

Examine closely the

specific techniques

and how to properly

conduct themovements

Perform the

basic level

techniques for

tan belttraining

Decide whether

the strategy used

was the best and

recommendchanges to make

it better

Intrapersonal

Recall the

various forms ofsynergy of

discipline

Review how the

synergy of disciplinerelates to the various

training techniques

Implement the

functionality oftraining

techniques and

how they relate

to combat

Differentiate between

the various trainingtechniques

Combine entry

leveltechniques with

more advanced

techniques

Critique yourself

on the basicentry level

movements

Naturalist

Select a location

outdoors to

conductMCMAP

training

Ensure the information

is explained accurately

and in accordance withthe order

Practice the

techniques for

entry leveltraining

Recognize

discrepancies in your

opponents technique

Intervene with

your partner if

his technique isnot in

accordance

with the order

Assess your

partner in order

to determineproficiency

Visual-

Spatial

Read the

MCMAP order

Understand exactly

what the MCMAP

order is stating

Determine how

the synergy of

disciplines

relates to the

characteristics ofentry level

training

Research historical

data from previous

instances and how

they relate to

MCMAP

Categorize the

different levels

of MCMAP

Observe your

partner and

determine

whether or not

the techniqueswere conducted

correctly

MusicalRhythmic

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Logical

Mathematical

Identify how thesynergy of

disciplines

relates to honor,

courage, and

commitment

Give examples of timesin history when close

combat was used

against an opponent

Imitate thecorrect form and

technique while

demonstrating

appropriate

measures of selfdefense

Examine yourpartners technique

and provide an

accurate critique of

how well he

conducted themovements

Facilitate thepurpose of the

training and

remain focused

on how to

correctlyconduct the

movements

Evaluateyourself and

your partner in

order to

successfully

pass the programand receive the

belt

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