EDGED WEAPON SURVIVAL (EWS)
EWS training procedures elevate practices to the highest level of reflexive development through highly sophisticated methods of integration. Knife defence is more complex than empty hands because it includes their elements compounded by so many variables. EWS is the highest level of training of combat / self defence – not martial art.
Our mission is educating and training persons of good character to protect themselves and their loved ones with ethical, legal and tactically responsible solutions to violent assaults.
Our methodology aims to develop one’s entire sphere of readiness across the entire force continuum; imparting functional skill in the shortest interval with realistic & safe training.
Our technology serves the dual purposes of defending against violent attacks with empty hands or with weapons; and uses only one set of blade-based actions to apply your empty hands, an edged weapon, or any improvised instrument.
EWS Practices four main principles that create the cycle of Functionalism.
Congruency: dictates practice under the conditions and situations most likely to occur, so dynamics of practice must resemble the dynamics of fighting as closely as possible, to develop the desired skill against real attacks.
Prioritization: dictates the probabilities and likelihood of combat’s occurrences with practicing the counters most likely to work against attacks one is most likely to encounter in real time.
Functionalization: the practice of repeatedly applying each tool under sufficient duress until applicable against a non cooperative attacker with consistent positive effect.
Completeness: is the never ending cycle of training that counteracts the limitations of prioritization until each tactical level is complete and compels combatants to develop higher levels of skills. In developing one’s entire sphere of readiness, true completeness is never achieved.
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