Elite-Fighters Ranking System©
The Elite-Fighting Ranking System©
is the most innovative system of testing and ranking in martial arts
history. This system is designed to allow you to determine exactly where
you are in your training and to assist you in achieving your potential
in the martial arts. This system is designed with consideration to bring
out the best in the western mind set, without compromising religious
or nationalistic beliefs, as opposed to most of the other martial arts
that embed eastern religions and force the student bow to flags of other
nations. In fact, rather than awarding ambiguous belts for accomplishment,
the Elite-Fighting System has introduced an innovative class distinction
for each level of development. As you learn and train with the Elite-Fighting
System of the Martial Arts, you will agree that this rank
classification is more highly esteemed than
just another belt, and the program is more motivating for your personal
development than the well worn, routine drills that you probably have
already experienced. Through the process of preparation of ranking with
The Elite-Fighting Ranking System, you will develop yourself to be in
the top shape physically, psychologically and spiritually.
The Elite-Fighting
Ranking System© is divided into six unique
levels of classification. They are: (click
for a description of what each classification entails)
- Defender
Class
- Guardsman
Class
- Enforcer
Class
- Protector
Class
- Lancer
Class
- Paladin
Class
The unique training program of the Elite-Fighters
System of Martial Arts allows you to develop highly focused areas of
the martial arts, while at the same time, making you a well rounded
fighter. Each level progressively adds fighting methods, techniques,
basics and strategies completely integrated in the previously acquired
material.
Each classification
level is further divided into
six grades of accomplishment. They are:
(click for a description of what each grade represents)
- Novice
- Advanced
Beginner
- Competent
- Proficient
- Expert
- Elite
Each level is representative of the amount of accomplishment
that you demonstrate when you attempt a ranking trial. For each class
that you attempt to rank in, you must accomplish and demonstrate certain
feats, physical accomplishments, applications and other criteria required
to be ranked within that classification. The criteria will be listed
with each class description.
Below is a chart detailing the minimum standards to
be ranked in each Class:
(You must attain the minimum grades in
each class to be ranked in that class. The minimum grades are shaded
in green.
The white grades will be unacceptable for ranking.
The red grades are more
desirable)
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Elite-Fighters Ranking Chart©
(Minimum Standards
for Placement)
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Class/Grade |
Novice |
Adv.
Beginner |
Competent |
Proficient |
Expert |
Elite |
| Defender |
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| Guardsman |
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| Enforcer |
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| Protector |
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| Lancer |
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| Paladin |
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In other words, the minimum grade that
you should score at the trials to be ranked in a particular class is:
Defender – competent
Guardsman – competent
Enforcer – proficient
Protector – proficient
Lancer – expert
Paladin – expert
You may score higher to be ranked. For example, if
you were taking the trails for Enforcer, and you scored a grade as expert,
your rank would be:
Enforcer class – Expert grade.
There are shorthand notations for these rankings as
well:
The class followed by a numeric superscript can represent
to rank. For example, enforcer class – Expert grade would be -
Enforcer5 - representing
enforcer at the 5th grade (expert) – or numerically as III5.
The Roman numerals represent the numeric value of the class.
This chart shows the text shorthand for each
class and grade:
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Elite-Fighters Ranking Chart©
(Text Shorthand Designations)
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Class/Grade |
Novice |
Adv.
Beginner |
Competent |
Proficient |
Expert |
Elite |
| Defender |
Defender1 |
Defender2 |
Defender3 |
Defender4 |
Defender5 |
Defender6 |
| Guardsman |
Guardsman1 |
Grdsmn2 |
Guardsman3 |
Grdsmn4 |
Guardsman5 |
Grdsmn6 |
| Enforcer |
Enforcer1 |
Enforcer2 |
Enforcer3 |
Enforcer4 |
Enforcer5 |
Enforcer6 |
| Protector |
Protector1 |
Protector2 |
Protector3 |
Protector4 |
Protector5 |
Protector6 |
| Lancer |
Lancer1 |
Lancer2 |
Lancer3 |
Lancer4 |
Lancer5 |
Lancer6 |
| Paladin |
Paladin1 |
Paladin2 |
Paladin3 |
Paladin4 |
Paladin5 |
Paladin6 |
This chart shows the numeric shorthand
for each class and grade:
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Elite-Fighters Ranking Chart©
(Numeric Shorthand Designations)
|
Class/Grade |
Novice |
Adv.
Beginner |
Competent |
Proficient |
Expert |
Elite |
| Defender |
I1 |
I2 |
I3 |
I4 |
I5 |
I6 |
| Guardsman |
II1 |
II2 |
II3 |
II4 |
II5 |
II6 |
| Enforcer |
III1 |
III2 |
III3 |
III4 |
III5 |
III6 |
| Protector |
IV1 |
IV2 |
IV3 |
IV4 |
IV5 |
IV6 |
| Lancer |
V1 |
V2 |
V3 |
V4 |
V5 |
V6 |
| Paladin |
VI1 |
VI2 |
VI3 |
VI4 |
VI5 |
VI6 |
These shorthand notations should not lead to any confusion.
They are used at various times to convey the same information. The notations
will be on various emblems and logos throughout the Elite-Fighters System
products and training aids.
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