Rapid Assault Tactics (RAT) is a combative course based on Contemporary Jeet Kune Do principles, which Paul Vunak developed and taught for special operations and law enforcement units. This battle-proven system is designed to end a violent encounter in seconds through a sequence of overwhelming aggression using the core tactical triad of Entry, Pressure, and Termination. This course focuses on weaponizing the human body with gross-motor, high-percentage techniques that are pressure-tested and tactically sound under extreme duress. RAT is not about sport fighting or prolonged engagements but about rapid incapacitation of the threat, whether standing, clinched, or on the ground. Students are trained to take initiative, dominate the engagement zone, and neutralize the threat decisively.

Key Topics Covered:

-Entry: Explosive interception using eye jabs, groin shots, and shin kicks to break the opponent's rhythm and seize initiative.

-Pressure: Constant forward attack using elbow destructions, headbutts, and trapping to overwhelm and off-balance.

-Termination: Finishing the encounter through strikes, takedowns, or disengagement, depending on context.

-Offensive mindset development.

-Pre-emptive entry tools.

-Forward pressure tactics.

-Trapping & destructions.

-Close-quarter finishing.

-Ground termination.

-Case studies and scenario-based exercises.

At the end of this course, participants will be equipped to dominate the first moments of a violent confrontation, apply continuous forward pressure to overwhelm an attacker, use simple, high-damage tools to disable an opponent quickly, transition fluidly from striking to clinch to ground if necessary, and neutralize threats with ruthless efficiency in a legal and tactical framework.

Who Should Attend:

This course is for anyone looking to enhance their ability to end a fight fast.

Duration:

Live: 1-day (minimum 6 students).

Prerequisites:

None.