Civilian Tactical Training Association
Bridging The Gap Between Martial Arts, Self-Protection & The Warrior Mindset.
When I look around today, I see fewer and fewer people willing to step forward when things go wrong. The world is filling up with bystanders. When the moment comes, and the situation turns bad, most people take a step back instead of a step in. The vision behind the C-Tac Association is to change that. Our mission is to develop modern warriors. Men and women who are prepared, capable, and willing to move toward the problem when everyone else is looking for a way out. If this sounds like the path you are seeking, then join us.
Alan Baker
Founder Of C-Tac
What Makes C-TAC So Different From Other Self-Defense Programs?
Beyond The Self-Defense Training & Tactics, We Also Teach:
De-Escalation & Soft Control Techniques so fighting is an absolute last resort.
Legal Knowledge & Considerations so you can protect yourself legally in case of an altercation
Shielding Methods From the Keysi Fighting Method to protect yourself under stress
Non-Verbal Cues For Avoiding Attackers and dangerous situations before they arise
Defensive Tactics: In And Around A Vehicle against a wall or seated
Integration with your Every Day Carry (EDC) to blend with your empty hand.
There Are Two Ways To Engage With C-Tac:
Train As A Student, Or You Can Become A Certified Affiliate Instructor
Our Training Partners
The tactical training partners program gives members access to some of the industry’s top training instructors and facilities throughout the United States. Throughout the year, we will select events to attend with our training partners. These events will be open to anyone in the association and allow all attendees to train at an advanced level with these premier training facilities. For an affiliate introduction, please contact the C-Tac staff.
When it matters most.
Most martial arts are built for sport with rules, weight classes, and evenly matched opponents. That is great for competition, but it is not how real violence works. C-Tac® is different. This system is built for survival and worst-case scenarios when the threat is bigger, stronger, armed, or not alone. No rules. No referees. No do-overs. Unlike the weekend certification courses flooding the market, C-Tac® is designed to produce high-level instructors and students whose mission is to deliver proven knowledge, pressure-tested training methods, and practical skills that save lives and create more people who will step forward when it matters most.
Designed for performance
This photo shows one of many pressure-tested options for driving an armed aggressor to the ground and transitioning to higher levels of force when the situation demands it. Not just theory or demo-only moves. They are trained, repeatable responses, refined over years of pressure testing by our team and delivered through an instructor cadre that prepares others for high-probability assaults.
In this program, you will study mechanics, sharpen your decision-making, and train until your responses are automatic under pressure. This is not a weekend certification. It is a long-term course of study for serious practitioners, built by high-level martial artists, firearms instructors, and experienced law enforcement operators.
The combatives industry is crowded with feel-good, low-value training that hands out paper after a single weekend. C-Tac is not that program if you are looking for an in-depth skill-building study, join us.
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The Combat Blueprint
An intelligent outline for studying violent encounters in their totality. The Blueprint holds practitioners accountable to primal fighting environments, including firearms, edged and blunt weapons, striking, hand fighting and pummeling, clinch work, and ground fighting. One of its core purposes is to prevent practitioners from becoming overly systematized by the martial arts, which often imprint belief patterns and assumptions about combat shaped by the art itself rather than real-world violence. By using the Blueprint, training remains grounded in reality and ensures exposure to the full spectrum of tools and conditions that may exist in a violent encounter.
- Prevents becoming overly systemized by any single martial art
- Exposes hidden belief patterns created by martial arts training
- Keeps training aligned with real-world violence rather than sport
- Ensures accountability to primal fighting environments
The Sections Of The Combat Blueprint
C-Tac prepares affiliates and students of all ages through physical conditioning and real-world self-defense training built on proven tactics and practical application.
SELF PROTECTION
Teaching students to develop a higher level of situational awareness, recognize environmental and behavioral cues, and make proactive decisions that reduce risk and prevent violence before it escalates. The focus is on early recognition, intelligent positioning, and deliberate action so problems are avoided.
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This includes strategies for verbal and physical de-escalation, recognizing pre-incident cues, creating space, disengaging and escaping, and advanced skills that mirror the mindset and responsibilities of acting as your own bodyguard.
Projectiles
The study and integration of firearms into every area of your empty hand, defensive tactics, and not just on the range. You want to be prepared for all the potential options that could happen in a violent exchange
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The study and integration of firearms across all areas of training, blending firearm awareness and application into striking, hand fighting, and pummeling, clinch work, and ground fighting, rather than isolating firearms training to the shooting range. This ensures students understand how weapons interact with empty-hand and defensive tactics in real-world encounters.
STRIKING
We study the body as a complete striking system, training every part of it as a potential weapon. The goal is to deliver effective, destructive force in 360 degrees around the body at all times, understanding that real-world opponents are not always positioned directly in front of you..
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We study the body as a complete striking system, training every part of it as a potential weapon capable of delivering force in 360 degrees around the body at all times. This training is always contextualized within real-world environments, not idealized conditions. Violence does not happen on clean mats or in perfect spaces, so we account for walls, corners, tables, chairs, vehicles, tight hallways, and uneven terrain. The goal is functional capability in the environments where violence actually occurs, not performance in controlled settings.
PUMMELING
Standing grappling, hand fighting, pummeling, clinch work, and ground fighting are natural human responses in violent encounters. Because this range of engagement is instinctive and unavoidable, it must be studied and trained with the same seriousness and structure as all other primal fighting environments.
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The study of the grappling environment includes the integration of bladed weapons and firearms, as well as the reality of dealing with multiple opponents. This integration is applied not only within standing grappling, but across all other ranges of engagement, because these factors are inseparable from real-world violence and must be addressed as part of a complete training blueprint.
GROUND FIGHTING
We break the ground fighting section into multiple areas of study rather than focusing solely on grappling. Ground combat presents several distinct ways to train and operate intelligently, and we aim to understand and develop skills across all of them to be fully prepared for real-world encounters.
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We also include weaponized grappling, which is not simply adding a training gun or knife into traditional Jiu-Jitsu. There is a significant difference between casually inserting a weapon into existing grappling and deliberately building a system around the realities of weapon access, retention, and deployment. Understanding that difference is essential.
KNIFE
Next is the study of edged and blunt weaponry, including knives and impact weapons, as well as the use of urban and improvised weapons. Students are trained to recognize, pick up, and effectively use everyday objects as weapon systems, understanding that real-world violence rarely involves purpose-built tools alone.
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Understanding legal, moral, and situational accountability when using weapons or improvised tools, ensuring force is appropriate, defensible, and aligned with real-world consequences. This also includes making intelligent equipment choices, such as carrying a properly sized and functional blade.
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Designed For Reality
This photo captures one of many pressure-tested options for dealing with an armed aggressor or someone fighting to access your firearm. These are not theory-based ideas or demo-only moves that fall apart under stress. They are trained, repeatable responses that have been refined over years of pressure testing by our team and delivered through an instructor cadre that prepares others for high-probability, real-world assaults.
C-Tac integrates weaponry into all of its curriculum because that is the reality of modern violence. We live in a weapons-first culture. The bad guy is not planning to meet you on equal terms. He is going to show up with an advantage, whether that is a firearm, a blade, multiple attackers, or positional dominance. Your training needs to be built for that reality. C-Tac is designed to hardwire that mindset and skill set into your training environment so you and your students are better prepared for the kind of violence that actually happens, not the kind we wish existed.
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FAQs
Is C-Tac For Students Or Just Instructors?
C-Tac is for both.
If you want to train and develop your personal skills, you can join as a student through the Student Academy. That path is designed for people who want practical self-protection, tactical awareness, and a structured progression without needing to teach anyone else. You’ll be able to study the system, train the material, and build real capability step by step.
If you’re an instructor, coach, or academy owner who wants to teach C-Tac, you can join as an affiliate through the Instructor Program. That path is built for people who want to represent the system professionally, learn how to teach it the right way, and eventually offer C-Tac training under the association standards at your own location.
In short: students come to build skill. Affiliates come to build skill and earn the ability to teach the program.
Are the annual C-tac Camps included for Instructors?
Yes. We host three C-Tac Camps each year, and they are included as part of the Instructor Program at no additional cost.
We do this because of the principle of proximity. Alan is a strong proponent of in-person training, especially when it comes to developing instructors. Live training keeps standards high, sharpens timing and execution, and allows for real coaching, real feedback, and real accountability. If the goal is to build some of the best instructors in the industry, getting people in the room consistently is necessary.
What is inside the C-Tac Instructor Academy?
The C-Tac Online Training Academy is the central hub for your training, whether you’re enrolled as a student or you’re part of the Instructor Program.
Inside the Academy, you’ll find a deep library of support materials built to help you study, train, and teach the system correctly. That includes reference videos, structured curriculum content across the phases of C-Tac, instructor manuals, student reference cards, and exclusive footage of Coach Alan teaching and breaking down the material in detail.
You’ll also get access to real-world training content that shows how the system is applied and refined, including footage of Coach Alan working with top protection schools and training alongside highly respected firearms instructors. In addition, the Academy includes video from instructor camps, public seminars, workshops, and training events held around the United States, so you’re not just learning “what” to do, you’re seeing how it’s taught, trained, and pressure-tested in the field.
In short, the Instructor Academy is there to elevate your understanding, tighten your execution, and give you the tools and structure to represent C-Tac at a professional level.
What makes C-Tac different from martial arts
Most martial arts are built around a system. C-Tac is built around reality.
Sport training has rules, weight classes, evenly matched opponents, and a clean environment. That can be great for competition, but it’s not how real violence shows up. Real problems happen when the threat is bigger, stronger, armed, or not alone. They happen in tight spaces, against walls, seated, in and around vehicles, or when you’re already out of position and behind the timing. No referees. No do-overs.
C-Tac is designed to bridge the gap between martial arts, self-protection, and the warrior mindset. We train to create capable protectors, people who can step forward when it matters, not freeze and become bystanders. That means we focus on decision-making, mechanics, and pressure-tested responses you can actually repeat under stress, fatigue, and fear.
Another significant difference is the filter we run everything through. C-Tac includes de-escalation and soft control because fighting should be the last resort. We teach legal knowledge and considerations, reasonable-force decision-making, and the social and visual realities of modern life, because your actions will be recorded and judged. The goal is not just to “win.” The goal is to go home with your freedom and your integrity intact.
We also integrate weapons and EDC into the curriculum because we live in a weapons-first culture. The bad guy is not planning to meet you on equal terms. Your training has to account for firearms, blades, access and denial, and the chaos of real environments. C-Tac is built to hardwire that mindset and skill set so your training matches the world as it is, not the world a style defines.
What are the in-person training options for C-tac?
C-Tac has multiple ways to get hands-on training, depending on whether you are training as a student or as an instructor.
If you are in the Instructor Program, you get access to the C-Tac Instructor Training Camps. These camps are where we keep standards high, refine your teaching ability, and pressure-test the material in person.
You can also travel to Atlanta and schedule private training sessions with Alan or his staff. That is one of the fastest ways to tighten up mechanics, get coaching, and accelerate your progress.
On top of that, Alan is available for seminars, workshops, and camps hosted at your location through the C-Tac system.
And if travel is not realistic right now, Zoom private training sessions are also an option. Alan does these with students worldwide, and they are a solid way to get direct coaching, guidance, and training direction even from a distance.
What do I get as a student vs an instructor/affiliate?
As a student member, you get access to the C-Tac Student Online Academy. This is where you study the curriculum, follow the training progressions, and build real capability through the video lessons, drills, and support material designed for personal development.
As an instructor/affiliate member, you get access to everything at a much higher level. The Instructor Academy archive is vast, with deep curriculum coverage plus instructor-level resources like manuals, training outlines, and teaching support material. Instructors also receive access to the included instructor camps each year, which is a major part of the program and one of the reasons the instructor path is so effective.
You also receive additional benefits tied to direct development with Alan, including discounts on certain training opportunities and a much heavier emphasis on the proximity principle. Alan puts a tremendous amount of energy into his instructors because the mission is to build a cadre of high-level people who truly understand the system and can operate it under pressure.
And to be clear, you do not have to teach to join the Instructor Program. Many people join the instructor path strictly for personal training because it is the higher-level track with more access, coaching, and in-person development.
Do I need to carry a firearm or EDC to train C-Tac?
No. You do not need to carry a firearm to train C-Tac.
C-Tac teaches a simple truth: in the real world, anything you can get your hands on can become a tool, including the environment around you. Fighting is an art of war, and that mindset matters. Over the years, many martial arts drifted away from that reality. C-Tac brings it back by teaching you how to think, move, position, and problem-solve when the situation is not clean and the threat is not fair.
We do cover EDC and how to set yourself up, but we don’t force a one-size-fits-all loadout. Your EDC should match your lifestyle, where you live, and what level of force you’re realistically facing. The goal is to help you build a personal protection plan that makes sense for you, instead of following a rigid “this is the only way” approach. In a real situation, you need options, not limitations.
Do the Online Academies Get Regular Updates?
Yes. The Legacy Academies are continuously updated, and the library keeps expanding throughout the year.
Each January, we dedicate a focused recording block in which Alan and the team film new curriculum content. Beyond that, we add material year-round from real training environments. Instructor camps are recorded and uploaded, and many of Alan’s tactical training events are captured and added when filming is permitted. That includes range training days, private lessons with Alan’s instructors as he travels across the U.S., and private training sessions Alan teaches and records with students.
We also continue adding classes and training content filmed at the academy, plus new lessons, drills, and system breakdowns as the curriculum grows. The C-Tac Instructor archive alone is extensive, with thousands of videos, and it continues to expand as new events and training blocks are recorded.
Is C-Tac a month-to-month membership, and can I cancel anytime?
Yes. C-Tac memberships are month-to-month, and you can cancel anytime. There are no long-term contracts. Stay enrolled for as long as you’re actively training and using the material.
Is there a way for students to ask questions?
Yes. As a C-Tac Academy student, you can ask questions directly inside the Online Academy, and our staff will respond and help you as you work through the curriculum.
We built this in so you’re not left guessing or trying to “figure it out” on your own. If you hit a sticking point in a lesson, want clarity on a concept, or need help applying the material, you can post your question in the Academy and get guidance from the team.
Do I need any experience to join C-Tac?
No. You don’t need prior experience to start. C-Tac is structured so beginners can build a strong foundation step by step, while experienced students, protection professionals, and instructors can go deeper into higher-level tactics, mechanics, and decision-making.
If you’re brand new, you’ll have a clear starting point and progression that focuses on fundamentals and real-world applicability. If you’ve been training for years, you’ll find plenty of material to sharpen your skills, tighten your fundamentals, and expand your understanding of self-protection, awareness, and legally aligned responses.
How is the C-Tac Academy different from YouTube / online instruction?
The C-Tac Academy is not a pile of random techniques. It’s a structured training platform built around curriculum, progressions, and principles that connect the dots. YouTube can be great for ideas and inspiration, but most of what you find online is scattered, out of sequence, and missing the “why” that makes the tactic work under stress.
Inside the C-Tac Academy, the material is organized so you can build real capability over time, starting with fundamentals and moving into deeper layers of mechanics, decision-making, and pressure-tested application. You’re not just learning moves. You’re learning a training method and a blueprint for how self-protection actually works in the real world, including the legal and social realities that most programs ignore.
On top of that, the Academy continues to grow. We add new content from dedicated recording blocks and from live training events like instructor camps, seminars, and workshops, so the platform stays active, current, and evolving rather than stale.
Is there a ranking or certification path, and how does testing work?
Yes. C-Tac has a structured ranking and advancement path for both students and instructors, and testing is done in person so standards stay high.
Instructors test and advance at the Instructor Camps. There is no extra charge for instructor testing, it’s included as part of the program. This also keeps everything consistent, because you’re being evaluated directly by the association in the training environment where we develop our instructors.
Students have multiple options. You can test during private lessons, you can test with a certified C-Tac instructor, or you can coordinate to test at the annual conference with our association staff. The goal is simple: give students clear ways to progress while keeping the testing process legitimate and consistent.
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“I can honestly say that Sifu Alan has over the years consistently impressed my students and myself with an expansion of concepts that forever improved and positively changed our skillset and abilities on the mat and the real world.”
Chris Mize
Founder of Heroes Academy and Gracie Jiu-Jitsu of Birmingham
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Out Of Position Fighting
This photo highlights another core piece of what we do in C-Tac: Dog Boxing and out-of-position fighting. Real violence rarely happens in a perfect stance with clean distance and angles. It happens when you are bent over, smashed into a wall, trapped between seats in a vehicle, tied up in a clinch, or pulled off balance while trying to protect a loved one. Dog Boxing training is built for those ugly moments when your posture is broken, your line of sight is compromised, and you still have to fight, think, and protect your weapons.
In C-Tac, we pressure test these out-of-position scenarios so they become familiar terrain instead of blind spots. You learn to strike, control, and access or deny weapons when you are seated, pinned, kneeling, or twisted in tight spaces. We train repeatable responses that have been refined through years of live drilling and scenario work, not just ideas that look good on video. The goal is simple: when the fight goes crooked, you and your students know how to keep thinking, keep moving, and keep making intelligent decisions in the chaos.
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“Sifu Alan Baker has boiled down many of these life-enhancing perspectives into a source that shares the knowledge without the life-threatening consequences of attending the warrior’s alma mater of combat.”
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US ARMY SPECIAL FORCES
The Founder
Professor Alan Baker is a high-performance coach and an internationally recognized martial arts & self-defense expert. He has over 45 years of continuous experience in the arts. He has been training continuously in the fitness and Martial Arts field since 1981 and has been teaching professionally since 1990. Baker founded the Civilian Tactical Training Association in 2015 and continues establishing C-Tac® instructors today.
In the course of his career, he has attained the level of black belt or higher in multiple disciplines of martial arts as well as numerous instructor-level certifications in other systems under some of the industry’s most renowned teachers such as Tuhon Dan Inosanto, Master Pedro Sauer, Sifu Francis Fong, Master Erik Paulson, Ajarn Chai Sirisute, Ajarn Greg Nelson, Tuhon Tim Waid, and Coach Justo Dieguez.
In the tactical training field, Sifu Baker has taught countermeasures, defensive tactics, firearms, and edged-weapon programs to Fortune 500 corporate security teams and law enforcement/SWAT teams throughout the United States. He has been privileged to work with and design training programs for the Department of Defense and other specialized government and military organizations.
Sifu Baker is a certified Personal Protection Specialist and the Defensive Tactics Instructor for The Executive Protection Institute in Clarke County, Virginia. Alan also teaches a specialized defensive tactics program, called Vehicle Centric Defensive Tactics, for the Vehicle Dynamics Institute in New Jersey. VDI & EPI are considered the top schools for teaching Executive Protection (Bodyguards) and tactical / security driving globally.
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The C-Tac Civilian Tactical Self-Defense Program has taught me to handle almost any potentially life-threatening situation while minimizing the risk of death or serious injury to myself or a would-be attacker. From de-escalating with proper posturing, proper vocal commands, or environmental awareness, to significantly increase my odds of survival if violently attacked. I have never experienced training that compares to the instruction that I have received in the Civilian Tactical Program
Rick Fowler
Owner, Self Defense Solutions
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Tactical Medicine
This photo represents another critical component of C-Tac: tactical medicine. In real-world violence, people get hurt. Sometimes it is you, sometimes it is your partner, sometimes it is a bystander who was never part of the fight. C-Tac does not stop at striking, grappling, and weapon work. We train you to manage the aftermath in those first critical minutes when help is not there yet, and your actions will decide whether someone lives or dies.
Our tactical medicine training focuses on simple, high-value skills that can be performed under stress. Stopping massive bleeding, managing airways, recognizing shock, moving an injured person to safety, and communicating clearly in a chaotic environment. These are not theory-based lectures. They are practical, repeatable interventions refined through constant training and integrated directly into our scenarios. The goal is straightforward: if violence shows up in your world, you are not just a fighter, you are also a capable responder who can stabilize the scene until professional medical help arrives.
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Association Includes
Training Events
Once a year we have the C-Tac Training Conference for student level members if they want In-person trainng options.
Student Forum
Members can utilize the online forum to ask questions to the C-tac Instructor team.
Video Academy
Members receive exclusive access to an extensive video archive containing the complete system curriculum, along with past camps, conferences, seminars, private lessons, and a diverse range of informative resources.
Assistance
C-Tac® has a full-time team that is available to assist with your account.
Curriculum
C-Tac® offers comprehensive instructor manuals and student guides to support the effective implementation of your program.
Continued Training
The Tactical Training Partners Program grants affiliates access to leading training instructors and facilities across the US. These exclusive opportunities ensure advanced training opportunities
C-Tac® is designed to answer questions typical Martial Arts systems do not address. In today’s society, you must consider how your actions will be perceived visually and socially. Visually because everywhere you go in today’s society, there is a recording device capturing everything you do. Socially because society’s perception of what you are doing can have a tremendous effect on the legalities of your actions.
Self-Protection: Be Your Own Bodyguard
In C-Tac, we train Self-Protection the way a professional protection specialist would protect a client, except we teach you how to do it for yourself and the people you are responsible for. This bridges the gap between traditional martial arts and real-world personal security by building trained eyes, smarter awareness, and a protector mindset. You learn to spot risk early through body language and pre-attack indicators, manage proximity and positioning, and move with intention instead of drifting into bad situations.
We run everything through a simple framework: Prevention, Preparation, Response. Prevention encompasses risk assessment and risk-reduction habits. Preparation builds your plans, resources, and on-the-spot “advance work” for everyday life (routes, exits, hard rooms, meet-ups, check-ins). Response focuses on de-escalation, disengagement, evacuation, and, when no other option is available, lawful action.
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The C-Tac program will expand your knowledge of the firearm and how to access it under the chaos/stress of an attack, with drills to increase response time. In addition, the way you look at your environment and how you verbally and physically respond to a threat in the street will not only save you but is socially acceptable in today’s society of everyone filming everything that happens to us, including being assaulted.
Lavonne Martin
Owner, Martin Academy Of Martial Arts
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Benefits of the C-Tac® System
Comprehensive Self-Defense Training:
- The C-Tac® System offers a holistic approach to personal protection, integrating diverse aspects of self-defense in a single training program so you get a complete training package, eliminating the need for multiple programs or courses and allowing you to focus on your progress in a single system.
Situational Awareness Training:
- Emphasis on developing and enhancing your observation skills and ability to assess potential threats Increases your safety by allowing you to identify potential dangers and proactively avoid or confront them.
Legal Compliance:
- The program operates within the legal framework surrounding self-defense and ensures that you can protect yourself effectively without breaking the law, giving you peace of mind and legal protection.
Pre-Fight Social Exchange:
- Training to navigate pre-fight social exchanges and diffuse conflicts before they escalate helps you prevent potentially dangerous situations and minimize the need for physical confrontation.
Reasonable Force Continuum:
- A carefully structured force continuum is used to guide responses based on the threat level that helps you apply force proportionately and ethically, maintaining the legality and morality of your actions.
Integrated Firearms and Empty Hand Techniques:
- The program integrates firearm skills with empty-hand techniques and prepares you to handle diverse self-defense scenarios, whether or not a firearm is involved.
Practical Grappling for the Street:
- Emphasis on practical grappling techniques specifically tailored for real-life altercations ensures you can effectively protect yourself in a wide range of situations, both standing up and on the ground.
Family Protection:
- The program teaches strategies and techniques to protect your loved ones and extends the benefits of your training to your family, improving their safety and security.
Defensive Tactics in and Around a Vehicle:
- The program includes specific training for situations in and around vehicles and equips you with the skills to handle common but often overlooked threats, like carjackings or road rage incidents.
Basic Tactical Medicine:
- The program incorporates tactical medicine training adn empowers you to handle everyday emergencies, providing essential knowledge and techniques for immediate medical care, potentially saving lives.
Three Phases of Training:
- C-Tac is broken down into three progressive phases: Basics, Car Phase, and War Phase, which allow for structured and consistent progress, with each phase building upon the skills learned in the previous one.
By choosing the C-Tac® System, you are choosing a well-rounded and effective self-defense training program that ensures not only your safety but also the safety of those around you.
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