Goals and Objectives

Goals

• Educate - Teach every member important mental, physical and emotional skills.

• Train- Provide every member the opportunity to progress in the martial arts from the under black belt ranks to the high ranking black belt levels.

• Inspire- Motivate every member to continue in the martial science as an important lifetime skill and activity.

Objectives

• Train to become complete martial artists; competent across the whole spectrum of martial science.

• Adhere to the curriculum and syllabus in order to ensure progressive and sequential development.

• Prioritize training to ensure that members build upon a solid foundation and develop appropriately

Areas of Support - Business

1. Business system with support software for MS Office.
2. Marketing materials with pictures of appropriate uniforms and activities.
3. Uniforms and equipment at reasonable costs for schools.
4. Billing support system for EFT and CC automated payments.
5. Business seminars to educate and improve school management.

Area of Support - Curriculum

1. Established progressive curriculum for learning martial science.
2. Support materials (books & dvd's) for each rank - both student and instructor.
3. Scheduled instructor skills and progression workshops.
4. Rank recognition and standards that are uniform between schools.
5. Advanced concept workshops for all federation members.
6. Mental, spiritual and character development programs for children and adults.
7. "M.A.C. Attack" Fitness and Conditioning classes and curriculum.
8. Self-Defense seminar classes and curriculum.
9. Specialized seminar development and instruction.

Area of Support - Instructor
1. Instructor certification seminars for different levels of instructors.
2. Continuing education seminars to maintain and improve instruction methods.
3. Referee certification seminars for different levels of referees.
4. Tournament support and advise for inter-school and federation tournaments.

Words from the Chief Master

In spite of the vast number of books and articles that have been written and published
 in this country about the martial art, and in spite of the vast number of martial art masters and grandmasters coming to the west from the east, it is remarkable how little real authentic knowledge we have attained pertaining to the various martial art history’s, philosophy, techniques, martial art conditioning and body development. There is insufficient information on how joints and bones should line-up when striking objects or people with different body weapons. The number of books, articles, masters and grandmasters are steadily growing with each passing year, but with few exceptions, the information provided by them is too superficial to have any real value. Many of them focus on tournament fighting techniques or trickery, imitation of joint locking techniques and how to make large sums of money with minimal effort and training.

The United Martial Science Federation will assist martial artists regardless of style in acquiring knowledge and skills through the various sciences such as functional anatomy, motor control, biomechanics, physics, and exercise physiology with special emphasis on body structure alignment and how forces travel through the body.  The same laws of physics that govern the movement of an object are the same laws that govern human movement. Only a systematic and coherent martial science program can adequately and safely prepare martial artists to utilize these laws for total physical control of there body. Proficiency in the martial science is attained first through a clear and concise understanding of the fundamental principles that govern those particular skills; and secondly, through the strict application of those principles and laws which pertain to each martial science skill.

The Path that we the United Martial Science Federation member schools embark upon is ever changing and a work in progress. At a time when so many martial artists have abandoned the roots of martial art and gone in search of the leaves. We embarked upon a journey that will sink our main root deep in the soil of science so that we may grow strong and stand firm, our branches will grow in many different direction and our leaves will be countless. Just because a path is well worn does not mean that it is the right one to take. So many take the path of least resistance because it is easiest to take as opposed to the one all grown over and seldom used, it is a harder or most difficult journey to undertake. We will be blazing new paths in the martial art world. The United Martial Science Federation organization does not have all the answers, but we strive to understand the question … we will find the answer.

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