Facets of Training
The two main facets of training are:
Self-Preservation (Martial Arts) – the basics of how to survive and win a street fight.
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Survival of you and your family/friends, is the primary goal, and is dependent on the ability to escalate the level of violence one notch higher than the attacker you face.
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This includes a special Self Defense course geared toward youth, women, and children.
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Learn how to fight standing up (Boxing, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Savate, Wing Chun, Panantukan, and Pananjakman) on the ground (BJJ, Wrestling), and against weapons (Filipino Kali and Serrada Escrima).
Self-Perfection (Martial Arts) – drills and training methods which help develop your fitness and attributes for the fight.
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Include but are not limited to speed, power, agility, coordination, line familiarization, etc.
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Learn the ability to flow from a Self-Preservation drill to a Self-Perfection drill, and back again.
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Simulate how a conflict can go from, no threat, to mortal danger, and back to no threat (after attacker is neutralized or help arrives).
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Train and practice how situations can change and morph without notice.
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Learn Functional Fitness!! Fitness through martial arts techniques to build a body resilient to injury!