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The Schools
School of Combat
The disciplined study of combat.
Combat is taught as a technical discipline, physical practice, competitive field, and environment for character development.
Defensive tactics are described here at a high level only. Instruction emphasises avoidance, de-escalation, escape, control, safety, and legal and ethical responsibility. Detailed procedures are taught in supervised, instructor-led settings and are not published publicly.
Curriculum
Boxing
- Stance and movement
- Defense
- Offensive fundamentals
- Distance management
- Conditioning
- Tactical boxing
- Competition development
Muay Thai
- Stance
- Footwork
- Punches
- Kicks
- Knees
- Elbows
- Clinch
- Defense
- Ring strategy
- Competition preparation
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
- Positional understanding
- Escapes
- Control
- Submissions
- Takedown integration
- No-gi and gi pathways
- Competition preparation
Wrestling
- Stance
- Hand fighting
- Takedowns
- Defense
- Scrambling
- Control
- Conditioning
Judo
- Breakfalls
- Gripping
- Throws
- Balance
- Ground transitions
- Competitive development
Mixed Martial Arts
- Integrated striking
- Wrestling transitions
- Cage work
- Ground striking
- Tactical decision-making
- Competition pathway
Defensive Tactics
- Avoidance
- De-escalation
- Escape
- Control
- Safety
- Legal and ethical responsibility
- Scenario judgment
Competition Team
- Amateur development
- Professional pathway
- Coaching
- Performance analytics
- Recovery
- Media preparation
- Athlete management
Faculty
Faculty appointments for this school are under review. Instructors are educators and institutional representatives, appointed against defined standards, assessment, and continuing education.
Research Connections
- Combat-sports performance
- Coaching methodology
- Training load