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This study presents an integrated model for military physical education designed to effectively counter the complex threats characterized by modern security environments, particularly hybrid warfare. A conceptual framework was constructed that integrates three key elements using Karate as its foundation: practical Close Quarters Combat (CQC) techniques, psychological resilience enhancement, and training innovation through Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies. The increasing prevalence of operations in urban environments highlights the critical importance of close combat capabilities, where Karate’s powerful and precise striking techniques and Bunkai applications can contribute substantially to establishing an effective CQC system. Furthermore, the mental cultivation aspects inherent in traditional Karate training positively influence the development of psychological resilience against combat stress, while the introduction of advanced technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) significantly enhances training safety and efficiency. The trinity approach proposed in this study transcends existing fragmented training methods by creating synergy between each element, presenting a novel paradigm in military physical education focused on developing “Combat-Adaptive Warriors.” This research offers concrete direction for establishing future-oriented training systems aligned with the Republic of Korea Armed Forces’ “Defense Innovation 4.0” initiative.

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