ADULTS

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 “ Rehearsed routines lack the flexibility to adapt, Simple - Direct & Brutal ”

Falcons Martial Arts understands the importance of quality training and doesn’t waste time practising useless techniques. Everything you learn is 100% effective making what we teach unique. Whether you want to take part just to keep fit, learn very effective self technique, gain rank or enter competitions then we have something for you. Our technique is flexible allowing you to develop the way you and your body wants to.

What the Schools offer adults

Kickboxing, Self Defence & TaeKwon-Do: Classes for adults offer both Kickboxing & TaeKwon-Do skills, also simple raining routines to help promote strength, fitness, coordination and balance. Self defence skills are also taught to help you get out of those sometimes tricky situation out in the street. We also offer a ranking system in both TaeKwon-Do and Kickboxing allowing everyone the chance to gain that elusive black belt.

Jujutsu: For those who are looking for a more traditional way of training then we offer authentic Japanese Jujutsu. An ancient fighting art born on the battlefields of Japan.

Submission Grappling With or without the Gi: Submission Grappling is a new sport with a long history. The object is to submit your opponent using a variety of joint locks and chokes, or to win the match on points. Competitions in this sport resemble Brazilian Jiu-jitsu competitions, although competitors do not usually wear gi's. This lack of gi increases the amount of speed and athleticism required, and it also limits the sweeping and submission options of the competitors.

Submission Grappling is mainly based on Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. Brazilian Jiu-jitsu descended from pre-World War 2 Judo, which itself was heavily influenced by the classical Ju-Jutsu systems of medieval Japan. The influence of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu can be seen in the types of positions and submissions most commonly used in the sport.

Other grappling arts have also influenced Submission Grappling. The most common takedowns come mainly from freestyle wrestling. The prevalence of leg locks shows the influence of such arts as Sambo and Catch-As-Catch-Can wrestling (the ancestor of today’s ‘Pro Wrestling’). Many of the top Submission Grappling competitors also compete in mixed-martial-art or no-holds-barred competition, and this brings a certain intensity to the sport.

Submission Grappling is very similar to the grappling required for mixed martial art competitions such as the Ultimate Fighting Championship or the Pride Fighting Championship in Japan. Positions and manoeuvres that would be advantageous in a real fight (such as passing the guard or achieving the mount position) are rewarded by the point system, even though striking is not allowed in competition.

Mixed Martial Arts: A very intense and evolving combat sport in which you will learn techniques from disciplines such as Kickboxing, Jujutsu, Judo, TaeKwon-Do & Wrestling. Intense training & intense workouts that is making this the most popular method of training for adults. Whether you want to compete or not Mixed Martial Arts will give you the best technique and the ultimate workout.

Classes: All classes are flexible, informal and relaxed allowing you to work at your own pace and allowing you to take control of your own training. If you are not sure of what you want to do, just come along and try them all, what have you got to lose!!