This purpose-designed 4-day training event consists of 3 training blocks:

1. 7-hour “Conflict Management” class
2. 16-hour “Fight Hacker: Escapeology” class
3. 8-hour “Fight Hacker: Uncut” class

“Conflict Management” is a full day of in-depth studies of all aspects of human performance in efforts to de-escalate conflict situations before it turns to physical violence, and it will be followed by 2 days of “Escapeology”- an instructional class focused on understanding, actualizing and building functional principles, concepts, and skills of purposeful movement – both unarmed and armed applications, while progressing from disadvantageous position/situation to dominating the fight. And the last day of the camp is dedicated to the realm of edged weapons- mainly to mitigating them but also to efficient usage in the fight. 

It is structured in such a way that a student can choose to take these blocks separately or in combination- except that “Uncut” block can not be taken as stand-alone class due to material heavily relying on skills to be learned in “Escapeology” block. 

This course takes the path of first defining where each student stands as a shooter AND as a fighter with the gun. Through thoughtfully designed drills, each student will be able to diagnose individual issues and problem areas. Drills gradually and progressively will take students from the square one-way range shooting realm into a much more complex and chaotic realm of a gunfight. Attributes and components of the distinct stages of actions within the gunfight will be introduced to not only evaluate and diagnose but to expose and eliminate dogmatic habits that impede one’s ability to function with efficiency and robustness in a fight.