徒手搏斗

3rd,-generation 

Training since 1966

Studies also include:

Taekwondo - Chinese Kenpo

Jujutsu - Golden Gloves

Martial arts originated for warfare, and only began evolving into a sport after the invention of the firearm.

There are many systems of martial arts, but the foundation of all true combat arts is the same.
Physics, body mechanics, and anatomy never change.

By exploring all different paths, you will become a well-rounded fighter.  

But most importantly, you discover your individual path.

The most capable artists are those who have refined their own way. 

Learning to capitalize on their strengths and shield their weaknesses.

Combining a great understanding of how the human body works, physics, leverage, anatomy, conditioning, repetitive practice, and exploration.

Finding and capitalizing on your natural attributes and abilities.

Finding your own best way.

Discover your superpower.

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Some sports martial arts can be sufficient for self-defense after many years of training, if you are a young, athletic male. 

But practicality and efficiency are greatly diminished by fitness level, age, and, for females of any age.

THERE IS ANOTHER WAY.

It takes much less time to achieve efficiency in hand-to-hand combat by

focusing on applications designed for the street, which are predominantly illegal for use in sanctioned competition.

REAL COMBAT - REAL LIFE

REAL SURVIVAL

Simple, efficient, effective.

Being better prepared to neutralize dangerous situations efficiently, male or female, even in your 80's.

Real combat is not complicated.

Simple is easier to learn, to remember, and to master.

Simple is better.

Because it's simple.

The bonus is that these classes are fun and will improve your health and 

well-being at the same time. 

Improve your capability.

Improve your confidence.

Improve your knowledge.

Improve your life.

Learning something new and so valuable every day will make you feel fantastic, guaranteed! 

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