Absolute Tactical Defense
Absolute Tactical Defense teaches self-defense that works when it matters—against strikes, grabs, chokes, multiple attackers, and weapons including knives and firearms. Their Krav Maga curriculum is built on modern, proven methods that have been tested on battlefields and streets. Their core curricu...
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Absolute Tactical Defense teaches self-defense that works when it matters—against strikes, grabs, chokes, multiple attackers, and weapons including knives and firearms. Their Krav Maga curriculum is built on modern, proven methods that have been tested on battlefields and streets.
Their core curriculum, the Absolute Tactical Defense (ATD) System, synthesizes techniques from:
- •Krav Maga
- •Military and law enforcement close quarters tactics
- •Combat shooting
- •Muay Thai kickboxing
- •Jiu Jitsu, Kali, and Escrima
- •VIP/Executive protection methods
- •Women's rape defense systems
Train Smart, Get Fit to Fight and Go Home Safe.
The approach is simple and accelerated. Core defensive tactics are repeated until they become automatic. You learn to:
- •Defend while moving, standing, seated, kneeling, or on the ground
- •Use improvised weapons and accessible objects
- •Fight multiple opponents in confined or open spaces
- •Transition between defensive options and legal force levels
- •Handle the psychological stress of real violent encounters
Every class includes conditioning based on National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) research methods. This builds strength, speed, agility, power, endurance, and confidence while preventing injury.
Krav Maga principles emphasize: - Exploit attacker weaknesses without matching strength - Defend and attack in minimum time necessary - Use body's natural weapons and reflexes - Continue until the threat is neutralized - Avoid injury to yourself and others
Contact: (706) 825-4312
Accelerated learning methods mean you gain solid self-defense skills in a relatively short timeframe, not years of training.