CMA is licensed to deliver Kinetic Fighting – Integrated Combat (KEF–IC)
Non military personnel are now able to learn Kinetic Fighting – Integrated Combat (KEF-IC) through selected training agents. We are one of those training agents, licenced to the KEF Group.
Set to become a preferred martial art/fighting system
This system is sure to be a preferred martial art/fighting system into the future. Don’t miss your opportunity to get in early and train to become one of the first KEF–IC Black Belts/Combative Master Trainers) in the world.
What will you learn with Kinetic Fighting – Integrated Combat (KEF-IC)
You will learn effective self-protection skills from the ground up. You will learn about mindset, tactics, and legal and moral considerations. The techniques taught are simple, scalable (depending on escalation) and easily repeatable with a high percentage of success. Best of all, KEF-IC is suitable for those with Martial Arts experience and those without.
Everyone will learn from this system. Make no mistake, this system will be a major competitor of Krav Maga and other fighting systems. Being an Australian-developed system, which has its roots in the Australian Army, adds to its attraction!
Who developed Kinetic Fighting – Integrated Combat (KEF-IC)?
Paul Cale, a former Commando with multiple combat tours developed KEF-IC. Paul re-wrote the book on Special Forces Close-Quarter Fighting, followed by the Infantry Integrated Combat system. This became the foundation for the Army Combative Program (ACP). Because KEF-IC followed from the ACP, they are different but closely aligned.
Paul is now the CEO of KEF Group, which owns the IP for the (KEF–IC) system. The KEF-IC system encapsulates the methods underpinning his military programs.
In developing his system, Paul was driven to make every soldier an expert in close quarter fighting. Ultimately, he increased survivability on the battlefield. This has followed through to the KEF–IC system.
Paul has multiple black belts, include Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ), Kudo Daido Juku, Kyokushin karate and three aikido styles (Yoshinkan, Tomiki and Gyokushin Ryu), as well as the Olympic combat sports of judo and taekwondo. Paul was the first Australian to earn a Kudo black belt and first branch chief of the International Kudo Federation Australia (IKFA).
When do we train?
If you want to learn this system, give us a ring. Learn Hapkido and KEF–IC, and get a huge discount. Go on. Start your journey today!!
We train KEF-IC every Monday night at 7.30. Additional lessons are scheduled to meet grading preparation and focused training needs.