177 Front Street Marietta, Ohio 45750
Protection * Respect * Intensity * Determination * Excellence
"To be prepared for war is the most effective means for preserving peace" - Gen. George Washington
Tactical Combat Athletics
Tactical Combat Athletics is the complete personal defense system. We cover applications and techniques ranging from empty hand combat and weapon defense to firearm deployment and physical conditioning.
Hostile Situation Awareness Training
Potential Threat Identification
- Surroundings
- Body Language
Threat Analysis
- Apparent Strengths/ Weaknesses
- Weapon Identification
Engagement/ Exit Strategy
“Never get caught unprepared”
Joseph Bigley
Personal Defense Specialist
Joseph Bigley has twenty years of training and experience in the field of martial arts and military style combatives.
He is a Full Instructor in Contemporary Jeet Kune Do, a Fourth Degree Black Belt in American Karate, Edged Weapons Instructor and an OPOTA Police Academy Physical Fitness Specialist certified by the State of Ohio.
Joseph has trained hundreds of civilians from all walks of life, law enforcement officers in West Virginia and Ohio, State Troopers, United States Marine Corps and members of the U.S. Navy SEALs.
Contact Information:
Joseph Bigley
740-525-5892
bigleymartialarts@live.com
Bigleymartialarts.com
YouTube Channel
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Weapon Access Training
- Accessing you firearm in an emergency situation is much harder than facing a paper target.
- When faced with a high stress situation, one will revert back to his /her training.
Weapon Retention Training
- Failure to maintain control of your weapon could end with the result being killed by your own weapon
Edged, Impact, Improvised Weapons
- This training has proven effective for both men and women
- Offering instruction suitable for all skill level, from Civilian to Special Forces
Empty Hand Defense & Ground Fighting
- Learn to utilize the most effective weapons of the human body
- Completely disable an attacker in seconds
- Our program takes hours to learn, not years
