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*Discounts on seminars excludes Water and Steel. Tools included in discount are the Travel Wrench, Saf-T Wrench, Palm Wrench, and Wortac Tactical Folder
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24$Every month- Access to extensive video training vault
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Annual Membership
240$Every yearPrice reflects 2 months free- Access to extensive video training vault
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- Discounts on seminars when available*
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BE PREPARED FOR THE UNEXPECTED
This sequence of force escalation is:
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Empty-handed (striking & grappling)
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to impact tool (i.e. stick or handload)
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to edged weapon (i.e. knife)
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to firearm (pistol, rifle, shotgun)
Thus, due to the likelihood of facing weapons in street crime, both weapons usage and defense against weapons, are primary concerns in the WDS curriculum.
NSI Worden Defense 8 Module System
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Module 1 – Core Concepts and Root Patterns
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Module 2 – The Low Art
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Module 3 – Tool Development
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Module 4 – Defensive Small Impact Weapons
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Module 5 – Counter-Attack and Empty-Hand Progressions
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Module 6 – Defensive Bladed Weapons
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Module 7 – Defensive Stick Impact Weapons
Within these modules you’ll find instruction on awareness and avoidance, verbal defense, stance and movement, striking, defense to strikes, ground positions and ground movement, blade and impact weapons, and joint locks for compliance and submission.
While WDS represents the upper echelon in tactical defense training, the student is still strongly encouraged to make the physical and mental pursuit of self-defense skills a continuous, lifelong endeavor. The benefits gained not only include improved personal and family safety, but also the developmental progress of the mind, body, and spirit.
