Why We Don’t Do Weekend Warrior Training At ClearSky Training, we’re not in the business of selling illusions. We’re in the business of building real, reliable skills that hold up under pressure when it matters most. Recently, Todd Fossey of IDS published “The Lie of the Weekend Warrior” — a powerful breakdown of why the
Mastering a fighting system is not a fixed number of hours — it’s a function of quality of practice, amount of deliberate practice, coaching, physical factors, and time. The best empirical summary we have is this:
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Training in self-defense is not just about knowing techniques. It is about reaching the point where those techniques are available instantly, under stress, without hesitation. This stage is called unconscious competence. What Unconscious Competence Means Unconscious competence is the ability to act effectively without having to think through each movement. It is the result of
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Krav Maga is not a system built on specialization. It is built on preparing for the unexpected. In training, we cannot afford to let skills rust. A complete fighter must be able to handle stand-up striking, ground survival, common ambush scenarios, and weapon threats. Neglecting any of these areas leaves a gap that reality can
The ClearSky Self-Defense & Fighting SystemPodcast Episode #97Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/GfWhxt9zRWU Episode Summary: In this foundational episode of a four-part series, John Hallett takes you deep into his journey — from his first martial arts class on Nantucket Island to earning his 4th-degree black belt in Krav Maga. Along the way, he shares honest stories
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Ecological training in martial arts refers to a training methodology that emphasizes learning and adapting skills in dynamic, realistic environments. It is based on the principles of ecological dynamics, a theory that views skill acquisition as a process of adapting to the constraints of the environment and task. Instead of breaking down techniques into isolated
Reductionist training in martial arts refers to a methodology that simplifies techniques, movements, and training concepts to their most essential and effective elements. It focuses on removing unnecessary complexity and honing in on core principles that are most effective in real-world scenarios. This approach can be particularly useful for self-defense, where practical effectiveness and speed
This is the John Hallett podcast with John Hallett. Because the way we’re living, we need to change it. Make a change today, and all learn from failure. Maybe they just wanted it a little bit more than you. That’s probably the fact. And now your host, John Hallett. No man has the right to
