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Martial arts training in various styles of martial arts; from beginner to advanced. Been teaching in Redding area for a number of years now. We have all of the gear/equipment you’d need; Thai bags, boxing bags, Thai pads, high quality anti-microbial mats, training knives & sticks, focus mitts, kicking/striking pads, headgear, gloves, shin guards, etc., but we do suggest you have your own gloves (boxing gloves and/or MMA gloves) and mouth piece, although most training will not require the use of gloves and mouthguards are only needed for sparring or serious rolling.

Styles/concepts involved are; Jeet Kune Do (JKD), Progressive systems, Modern Arnis, Kali, Wing Chun, Muay Thai, Boxing, Brazilian JuiJutsu & traditional JuiJutsu, Chin Na, Krav Maga, among other styles. This includes both empty hand as well as weapons training. We do offer sparring if you’d want to do it. We have a solid group of people to train with, but we also do private/individual lessons.

Relaxed, friendly environment; No attitudes, no violent people, no meth heads; Just a place for people to train that are into it and want to make it real. We train specific curriculum as well as work within those concepts to actual applications, but we also have fun doing it. We typically train on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6PM until 9PM or so, depending on the group size and how late people can stay (some arrive earlier or later than others).

Please email, call or text to inquire. You may email or text any time of the day/night. Phone calls, however, should be between 10am-8pm. The number is 722 8541 – (530 is the area code if you’re calling long distance).

Discussion on blocking and deflecting low and medium level kicks and knees. Also some Chi Gerk concepts and ideas for monitoring, checking and controlling in clinch range using your knees, shins, feet and thighs.

Discussion about reading your opponent’s intent when they may kick as base reaction and processing that information to act upon it.

Jun Fan Jeet Kune Do trapping concepts, wing chun & silat concepts added. Here we talk about trapping and some variations, including how Wing Chun would look at it and some ending Silat techniques as well. This is about controlling and occupying the enter line and monitoring/sticking where it makes sense, elbow rolls and general ideas and concepts based on Bruce Lee’s JKD concepts around 1966-1969.