プロ Control System℠

Using the Japanese Katakana symbol for "professional", this structured system is ranked for advancement of any individual according to active performance of individual effort. Ranked professional combat sports training towards Professional Wrestling, Pro-Wrestling and Sports Entertainment responsibilites and requirements domestically, as well as internationally.

Ring Corner Jump Entry - With the rebound assist of the top rope, a double gripped, dual base dismount allows for even rebalance and landing.

Monkey Flip (unassisted) - From the seated position, structure stability is established for the elevation and weight distribution before extension into impact protection for the unassisted Monkey Flip.

Pool Resistance muscle isolation. Emphasis on targeting, impact accuracy and appropriate balance. Balance train with medicine ball and technique accuracy with leg fins.

Student: Persia Pierce demonstrates Punch (P) techniques, Middle Roundhouse kicks (MRH), followed by heavier thai knees (TK) to the head in the Plum Clinch (PC) on muay thai pads.

Strike targeting & rhythm development with 4 different body types of demonstration. Accuracy reduces risk. Who moves the bag and how?

Jump Balances - Targeted bottom rope for each foot, body control must be maintained at all times with balance control. Dependent on construction and condition, the unstable surface within the ring increases to ankle health and be tripped by dragging feet.

Side Fall - Body contour protection while falling to your side, which occurs with throws and sweeps.

Kneeling Directional Roll - The roll from the kneeling position is fundamental in addressing limb positioning, impact distribution and momentum guidance at a reasonable rate of control.

プロ Control System℠ controlled engagement, transitioning from collar and elbow tie up to takedown into head and arm choke with Zero One Pro Wrestling fighting athlete, Vansack Ayasit.

Appropriate Entry - We show respect to our environment. This is where we learn. We will track into the ring wherever we walk. Brief address takes care of uneeded filth and respect to your opponent and opportunity.