DWCMAP trains individuals how to execute unarmed and armed techniques, in close proximity to another individual, across a spectrum of violence within a continuum of force. Unarmed techniques include hand-to-hand combat and defense against handheld weapons. Armed techniques include techniques applied with table of organization weapons, edged weapons or weapons of opportunity.

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 Realize that self-discipline is the key to achieving all of your most important life goals. At DWCMAP you’ll learn how to control your mind, and focus your concentration, so that pushing yourself beyond mental barriers becomes effortless. This ability is also key to reducing stress and its negative effects on your health.

We teach the principles and fundamentals of Close Combat,  Punching & Kicking Techniques, Hand-held Weapons, Knee and elbow strikes.

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 The benefits of martial arts training are innumerable. Imagine having the ability to defend yourself or your loved ones in almost any situation you can think of. What kind of self-confidence do you think you would have with that kind of skill? Imagine being able to reach a level of physical fitness you never thought possible, with above average strength, leanness, flexibility, and endurance. Now imagine being able to easily maintain that level of fitness month after month, year after year.  

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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is not just a martial art; it is a lifestyle that enriches every aspect of your life. BJJ classes are a journey of self-discovery, where you build confidence, discipline, self-awareness, and mental sharpness while learning various techniques.

The art creates a bond of friendship and respect among practitioners, forming a family that supports and motivates each other. Beyond physical training, BJJ teaches you how to solve problems and think strategically in any situation, making you a better leader and thinker.

In short, BJJ classes are vital for enhancing your physical fitness, mental well-being, and personal development.

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Transform in unrivaled Muay Thai programming that is designed to teach technique and endurance simultaneously. Classes and training are structured with progression points to allow for consistent advancement from beginner level to stepping into the ring.

The most effective, real world, self-defense system that was originally developed for the Israeli military and is now the preferred system for U.S. military units and law enforcement agencies. It is a hand-to-hand combat system based on simple principles and instinctive movements designed to teach you how to survive real-world attacks. 

The essence of kickboxing is that it is a stand-up fighting style. This is to say that it focuses on striking and there is no ground fighting involved. The range of techniques depends on the individual type of kickboxing style. Other than standard punching techniques similar to western boxing, kickboxing techniques typically include kicks and knee strikes. Some kickboxing styles involve elbow strikes, some grappling and even headbutts.

Modern kickboxing sports as seen on K-1, Glory or One Championship adopt a very similar set of rules allowing punches, kicks, with limited grappling/clinching.

 In any engagement, these ranges can rapidly transition from one to another and then back again until the aggressor is defeated or the situation is handled.  

At close range, the distance between combatants is such that they can grab a hold of each other and may involve elbow and knee strikes and grappling. 

 We teach a variety of Ranging techniques. There are three ranges in which close combat engagements can take place: long-range, mid-range, and close range.  

 At long -mid-range, the distance between combatants is such that they can engage each other with kicks, or leg sweeps. 

 Wing Chun a concept-based Chinese martial art and form of self-defense utilizing both striking and “sticking” or controlling while specializing in close-range combat. It is a relatively young martial art, with most historians agreeing that it developed in southern China approximately 300 years ago in the Ming Empire during the Qing Dynasty. 

 The techniques Of DWCMAP vary in degrees of lethality, allowing the user to select the most appropriate (usually the least) amount of force. For example, an individual is facing a nonviolent but non compliant subject, can use an unarmed restraint to force compliance with minimal damage and pain.