This intensive course in unarmed combatives provides participants with a comprehensive foundation in practical, real-world hand-to-hand combat skills. The curriculum blends fundamental theory with dynamic application across all combat ranges. Students will develop awareness, adaptability, and the ability to transition seamlessly between fighting distances and tactics. Covering everything from striking to clinching to ground control, the course emphasizes principles such as timing, angles, and distance management—critical components for surviving and dominating in close-quarters encounters. Through technical instruction, partner drills, and scenario-based training, participants will gain the tools and mindset needed to fight effectively under pressure.

Key Topics Covered:

-Fighting measures, distancing, positioning, and footwork.

-Combat ranges and seamlessly navigate between them.

-Timing, rhythm, and lines of attack.

-Angles of attack.

-Types of attacking.

-Hand strikes.

-Kicking.

-Headbutts, knees, and elbow strikes.

-Trapping and locking.
-Clinching, close-range grappling, breaking the base, and positional control.

-Ground fighting, escapes, positional maneuvering, and biting.

At the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and understanding of the strategies, tactics, techniques, and dynamics of unarmed combatives.

Who Should Attend:

This course is for anyone looking to learn, practice, and become effective and efficient in using body weapons for personal protection.

Duration:

Live: 3-day (minimum 6 students).

Prerequisites:

None.