All Style Fighting Arts
TM
What Makes All
Style Fighting Arts
TM Unique?
- It address skills for fighting in all Positions: (Away, Close-up, on Ground)
- Incorporates all styles, techniques, and sets
criteria for interjecting new ideas
- Concentrates on controlling a
fight at the first second of a conflict
- Promotes advancing the art, and continuing to
improve ancient concepts
- Encourages
inventiveness, open mindedness, and creative independence
- Improves physical conditioning, self-control, and mental
alertness
- Develops confidence, self-reliance, and
effective fighting skills
When I first
had the idea for my school All Style Fighting ArtsTM, there was no TV version of "Ultimate Fights" or "The
Octagon" in fact "Mixed Marital Arts" was not a popular
approach. Purists in a particular style argued that cross
training would dilute your abilities. I disagreed. I think each
style has a special use. I can't say a screwdriver is better
then a hammer, or a table saw is better then a drill press. They
are all tools, and they have there special abilities. Imagine if
you need to drive a nail and all you had was a table saw. It
just would not work. Same with Martial arts styles. I felt it
was the best way to combined skills needed for different
situations. A real fight in the street or battlefield is total
chaos.
In our modern day
lives, we do not have the luxury of spending all day in
distant and remote monastery training in solitude for 20
years. We have become a busy people and have limited time. I
saw the need to streamline the process of training, without
removing the important subtle details that make techniques
effective. In a “real fight” situation, the student of martial
arts needs to know when, and how to react–without hesitation.
It is important that you can quickly think for yourself and
improvises spontaneously. To do this a student needs to
practice in “real fight” simulations that contain the
unexpected encounters one may face on the street.
A
student of martial arts needs to first learn Fighting Theory:
Stances, Blocks, Strikes, Kicks, Grabs, Throws, Holds, Falls,
Pressure Points and Fighting Strategies to complete the
“Matrix” of skills. At first you practice techniques using
simple combinations and movements. Techniques are repeated
over and over again until then it become easy and natural–but
the goal is to be able to use them spontaneously and
effectively for self defense. Very advanced, mental and physical development is
required to remain in control of a conflict that may happen
unexpectedly.
It is my goal to create a forum to teach
the "Matrix" of skills, and a creative logic structure so you
can continue to teach and improve yourself the rest of your
life independently from any instructor.
D.R. Auten
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