Modern Combat Martial Arts (MCMA) is a science-backed, adaptable fighting system that molds to your goals—whether you want to master Kung Fu animal styles, MMA hybrid combat, or structured belt progression from White to Black Belt.
Classes are dynamic and personalized, adjusting to your skill level, strengths, and weaknesses. Train how you want, test when you’re ready.
How MCMA In-Person Training Works
1. Adaptive Class Structure
- Beginner? Focus on foundations: Guards, stances, and slow-motion mechanics.
- Intermediate? Drill striking combinations, timing disruptions, and grappling transitions.
- Advanced? Master neuro-combative strategies, OODA cycle manipulation, and fight-ending tactics.
Classes flow based on where students are at, ensuring everyone gets personalized challenges.
2. Core Combat Mechanics
Strikes (Standing & Close Range)
- Kung Fu Strikes:
- Dragon’s Uppercut
- Tiger’s Jaw Strike
- Snake’s Eye Jab
- Panther’s Throat Strike
- Muay Thai Integration:
- Teep (Push Kick)
- Low Kicks
- Elbows & Knees
- Boxing/Judo Hybrids:
- Overhand Right (Boxing) → Seoi Nage (Judo Throw)
Blocks & Parries
- Kung Fu Guards → Blocks (Vertical Up, Diagonal Down, Crane Wing)
- Tae Kwon Do Deflections (Knife Hand, Outside Block)
- Wing Chun Traps (Pak Sao, Lap Sao)
Grappling (Standing & Ground)
- Judo Throws: Osoto Gari, Uchi Mata
- BJJ Submissions: Armbar, Guillotine, Ankle Lock
- Combat Clinch: Muay Thai Plum + Wrestling Takedowns
Where Do You Want to Accelerate?
MCMA lets you focus on your interests while building a complete skillset:
Option 1: Kung Fu Animal Styles (Shaolin-Based)
- Dragon: Coiled power, deceptive angles
- Crane: Long-range deflection, balance
- Tiger: Crushing strikes, aggression
- Snake: Precision strikes, fluid redirection
- Panther: Speed, explosive counters
Option 2: MMA Hybrid (Kung Fu + Muay Thai + Judo + Jiu-Jitsu)
- Striking: Muay Thai/Kung Fu fusion
- Clinch: Judo throws + Thai plum
- Ground: Combat BJJ (submissions + strikes)
Option 3: Structured Belt Progression (White → Black Belt)
- White Belt: Guards, stances, slow-motion mechanics
- Green Belt: Timing disruptions, proprioceptive interference
- Blue Belt: Neuro-combative feints, intercepts
- Black Belt: OODA cycle domination, reflex overrides
Test when you’re ready—no forced timelines.
Do You Know Neuro-Combatives?
MCMA integrates neuroscience into combat:
- Hick’s Law Overload: Flood opponents with feints → slower reactions.
- Amygdala Hijack: Trigger panic with looming strikes.
- Proprioceptive Interference: Disrupt opponent’s spatial awareness.
If you’re interested in fight psychology, MCMA trains you to exploit human reaction delays.
Training Options
1. In-Person Classes (Local Students)
- Kids Program: https://mcmasystem.com/kids-program-modern-combat-martial-arts/
- Adults Program: https://mcmasystem.com/adults-program-modern-combat-martial-arts/
- Private Lessons: https://mcmasystem.com/private-lessons-mcma/
- Trial Class (Discounted): https://mcmasystem.com/trial-class-experience-mcma/
2. Zoom Coaching (Worldwide 1-on-1 Training)
- Personalized remote training: https://mcmasystem.com/mcma-zoom-coaching-program/
3. Online Curriculum (Learn at Your Own Pace)
- Full Belt Progression: https://mcmasystem.com/online-curriculum-overview-mcma/
- Join the Learning Portal: https://www.skool.com/moderncombatmartialarts-1543/about
Train Combat Your Way
Whether you want traditional Kung Fu, MMA hybrid skills, or structured belt progression, MCMA adapts to your goals.
Ready to start?
- In-Person Trial Class: Sign Up Here
- Zoom Coaching: Book a Session
- Online Curriculum: Enroll Now
Train smarter. Fight sharper. 🚀
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