Learn how to prevent violence before it happens, using proven behavioural analysis and threat-detection methods. Behavioural intelligence expert Mathew Wann — author of Predicting Violence: How to Interpret Nonverbal Cues…
Develop your Kinetic Fighting–Integrated Combat skill sets and overall defensive capability with this follow-up to Paul Cale’s essential weapons-training course, the KEF–IC Charlie module. In this course (the KEF–IC Delta…
Develop your Kinetic Fighting–Integrated Combat skill sets and overall defensive capability with this follow-up to Paul Cale’s essential weapons-training course, the KEF–IC Charlie module. In this course (the KEF–IC Delta…
Get the blueprint for training your Kinetic Fighting skills into the future: hone the fundamental techniques and tactics in this highly interactive and practical session. This course (Level 1-Bravo in…
Develop your Kinetic Fighting–Integrated Combat skill sets and overall defensive capability with this advanced follow-up to Paul Cale’s essential weapons-training module, Level 2-Alpha. In Level 2-Bravo, the Kinetic Fighting/KEF–IC founder…
Learn how to apply the principles of Kinetic Fighting–Integrated Combat to control your fear and deal with common street weapons. In this course (Level 2-Alpha in the KEF–IC syllabus), you…
Learn how to apply the principles of Kinetic Fighting–Integrated Combat to control your fear and deal with common street weapons. In this course (Level 2-Alpha in the KEF–IC syllabus), you…
We humans are ultimately animals…though some more than others, you could say. Our best self-defence skill is realising the foolishness of aggressive posturing, to avoid getting involved in ‘alpha male’ disputes.
When an unseen threat like COVID-19 enters our lives, it’s easy to let panic take over (especially if it seems that not joining the panic will leave you without staple foods and toilet paper for months to come). Instead, we need to remember that knowledge is power, and access all the COVID-19 facts that we can.
Facing your fears and doubts in training is a must, and the influence of skill on successful fear-control shouldn’t be underestimated.
