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Elite-Fighters Ranking Classifications^©

The Elite-Fighting System of Martial Arts^© is designed to train you in the various areas of the martial arts corresponding to the frequency of the nature of various attacks and the learning progression of the average student. The FBI 2002 Uniform Crime Report details the various attack methods reported in America for the year 2002.

Weapons Distribution Data concerning weapons usage are collected for the crimes of murder, robbery, and aggravated assault.

• Personal weapons such as: hands, fists, feet, etc. - 31.1 percent of those crimes.
• Firearms - 26.2 percent.
• Knives or cutting instruments - 14.9 percent.
  Other dangerous weapons, such clubs and blunt instruments - 27.8 percent.

This has changed over the past 10 years, mainly from reporting criteria. Ten years ago, personal weapons represented about 58% of the attacks, including punching, kicking choking, grabbing, etc. Blades were about 9% and Clubs about 22% and Firearms about 7%. Originally, the report listed the first attack method in the scenario. If an attacker started off by grabbing and striking, and then later pulled out a blade, the incident was reported as an attack by grabbing. Now, if a weapon is used at any time during the attack, it falls within that category.

The Elite-Fighters System of Martial Arts^© mirrors the attack trend by teaching you:

• Reactionary Defense Methods
  • Reactionary Defenses against Grappling Attacks
  • Reactionary Defenses against Striking Attacks (hands and feet)
  • Reactionary Defenses against Multiple Attacks
  • Reactionary Defenses against Multiple Attackers
  • Reactionary Defenses against Weapons (gun, blade, club)
• Strategic Offensive Methods
• Grappling Methods
• Immobilization Methods
• Throwing Methods
• Joint Locking Methods
• Ground Fighting Methods
• Weapons Usage
• and other specialized combat methodology

The Elite-Fighters System of Martial Arts^© teaches reactionary defenses against the most common types of attacks listed in the Uniform Crime Report, in the order of severity of the attack, and the execution ability of the student. As you progress through the different Classes, you will become more skilled to face and survive any attack.

The Elite-Fighting Ranking System^© is divided into six unique levels of classification. They are: (click for a description of what each classification entails)

1. Defender Class
2. Guardsman Class
3. Enforcer Class
4. Protector Class
5. Lancer Class
6. Paladin Class

Ranking Insignia - click here to view the new Insignia of the Elite-Fighters Ranking System. (posted 7-10-03)

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