MARFORCOM Marines belt up in MCMAP

Cpl. Cody Marx, legal services non-commissioned officer, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command, demonstrates a proper break-fall technique after a shoulder throw from Sgt. Lloyd Williams, assistant landing force operational reserve material
warehouse chief, G4, MARFORCOM, while Staff Sgt. Frankie Ruiz, warehouse chief, G4, MARFORCOM, observes the execution during a Marine Corps Martial Arts Program belt exam at Hopkins Hall Gym aboard Camp Allen, in Norfolk, Va.,
Jan. 31. Marx had to demonstrate several techniques from lower belt levels before being tested on his green belt moves. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Chris Jones/Released)

180131-M-MV315-002.JPG Photo By: Gunnery Sgt. Dorian Gardner

Feb 2, 2018

CAMP ALLEN, Norfolk, Va. - Cpl. Cody Marx, legal services non-commissioned officer, U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command, demonstrates a proper break-fall technique after a shoulder throw from Sgt. Lloyd Williams, assistant landing force operational reserve material warehouse chief, G4, MARFORCOM, while Staff Sgt. Frankie Ruiz, warehouse chief, G4, MARFORCOM, observes the execution during a Marine Corps Martial Arts Program belt exam at Hopkins Hall Gym aboard Camp Allen, in Norfolk, Va., Jan. 31. Marx had to demonstrate several techniques from lower belt levels before being tested on his green belt moves. (Official U.S. Marine Corps photo by Chris Jones/Released)

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