Ground Survival for Strikers: Escape, Stand, Survive

Ground Survival for Strikers: Escape, Stand, Survive

Date: Saturday 9th May
Time: 12:00PM – 4:00PM
Location: Fightcross MMA & Fitness

Most strikers are confident on their feet…
Until the fight hits the ground.

That’s where things fall apart.

This seminar is designed specifically for striking-based martial artists — boxers, kickboxers, karate, and taekwondo practitioners — who want to understand what to do when they can’t stay standing.

This is not a Jiu Jitsu class.

You’re not learning submissions, positions, or sport-based grappling systems.

You’re learning how to survive, create space, and get back to your feet under pressure.

What You’ll Learn

• What to do immediately after being knocked down
• How to protect yourself while on the ground
• Simple, high-percentage ways to create distance
• How to deal with someone standing over you
• When to stay down vs when to get up
• How to safely and effectively stand back up
• How to stay calm and make decisions under pressure

Why This Matters

In real situations, you don’t get to choose where the fight happens.

If you’re a striker, the ground is often the most vulnerable place you can be.

This seminar gives you the tools to:

• Stay composed
• Avoid panic
• Recover your position
• Get back to where you’re strongest

Who This Is For

• Striking-based martial artists
• MMA beginners
• Anyone wanting practical self-defence skills
• Coaches looking to add another layer to their students’ training

No prior grappling experience required.

What Makes This Different

This seminar is built around real-world application and pressure, not theory.

You’ll be guided through simple concepts and then shown how to apply them in controlled, realistic scenarios — the way skills are actually developed.

Limited Spots Available

To ensure quality coaching and a strong training environment, numbers are limited.

Secure Your Spot Now

This is a must-attend session for anyone who wants to become a more complete martial artist and be prepared for what happens when things don’t go to plan.