COMBAT KARATE

COMBAT KARATE v Traditional Martial Arts

The differences between Combat Karate and traditional Martial Arts is 'intent' in practice, and the way we train. Techniques are not trained to score points but with a survival mentality ie. targeting vital points to injure an assailant. Combat Karate is about 'survival' ie. you win when you survive, and you will do whatever it takes to do so.  

Effectiveness comes from training only the most street practical martial techniques for real-world situations, where there are no rules or referees. 

If you want traditional Karate with the wearing of a Gi (karate uniform), Kata (solo forms) and traditional weapons eg nanchaku,  then this not for you!

Combat Karate  includes only striking and grappling techniques that are effective in real street situations, and must work when your life depends on it. Emphasis is also given to the use of "soft skills", ie. situational awareness, de-escalation practice, understanding of victim selection, recognition of pre-violence indicators etc. Realistic training develops a formidable mindset, as well as the knowledge and skills for when it counts,