🛡️ Real-World Violence – Main Training Hub
18 Modules • Reality-Based • Practical • Survivable
1. Pre-Contact Cues
Spot danger early through behavioural, visual, verbal, and environmental indicators.
2. Proxemic Fighting Arc
Master distance, space, and movement arcs to control threats before contact.
3. Politeia of De-Escalation
Use communication, tone, posture, and emotional regulation to calm aggression.
4. Biomechanics of Survival
Understand movement efficiency under stress: balance, torque, leverage, and gross-motor skills.
5. Core Tactics for Real-World Violence
Practical, simple tactics for surviving real attacks, escapes, grabs, and ambush situations.
6. Post-Incident Management
Learn first-aid, legal steps, evidence preservation, and emotional recovery after a confrontation.
7. Integrated Training Structure
How all modules link: Awareness → Distance → Communication → Mechanics → Action → Aftermath.
8. Behavioural Threat Identification (BTI)
Identify pre-assault behaviour patterns and threat escalation cycles before violence occurs.
9. Predator Typologies & Intent Profiles
Learn attacker types and how motivations change survival strategy.
10. Environmental Combat Advantage (ECA)
Use walls, light, exits, terrain, objects, and geometry to gain advantage.
11. Psychological & Physiological Response Management
Handle adrenaline, tunnel vision, freezing, shock, and panic in real situations.
12. Violence Dynamics & Power Shifts
Understand how fights evolve, and how to regain initiative and survive chaos.
13. Weapon Awareness & Retention Survival
Survive edged, blunt, and improvised weapon threats with movement-first strategies.
14. Ground Survival for Urban Violence
Realistic ground survival: entanglements, multiple attackers, weapon protection.
15. Manipulation, Lures & Social Engineering
Recognise coercion, grooming, social traps, and psychological predatory tactics.
16. Digital & Tech-Based Predatory Awareness
Modern digital threats: tracking, stalking, harassment, and online targeting.
17. Children’s & Teen-Specific Safety Framework
Age-appropriate awareness, boundaries, escape skills, and safe-people strategies.
18. The Survivor’s Path: Recovery & Reintegration
Long-term emotional recovery, rebuilding confidence, and regaining life after violence.
