KEF-IC Continuation Training
Learn self-defence (combatives) as taught to the Australian Military.
Service Description
Used by the Australian Military as their Combatives Program, Kinetic Fighting - Integrated Combat (KEF-IC) has a strong history as being effective under the duress of actual conflict. Kinetic Fighting (KEF) is a set of principles and procedures applied to a physical threat, so as to minimise the risk of deliberate or accidental death or injury to oneself, or to others who are under your protection. Although developed to counter the extreme threats found in war, KEF-IC views human violence and its prevention through its commonalities - behavioural, biological, technical and technological. It is these distinctly varied yet interconnected factors that provide the bedrock for Kinetic Fighting's principles and their application in equally varied environments. As such, KEF-IC is characterised by pragmatism and adaptation rather than a rigid ideology or set of techniques. The pre-requisite for this class is attendance at a Self-Defence Essentials (Alpha Module) or ACP Level 1. You will be asked to provide supporting evidence on your first class. If you are new to training, please book a place in one of our upcoming Self-Defence Essentials (Alpha Module) found on our events page.
