The Perpetual White Belt: Training With Tactical 21
After training with Tactical 21, Alan Baker reflected on remaining a student, responsible marksmanship, and using the C-TAC Combat Blueprint to identify gaps in training.
After training with Tactical 21, Alan Baker reflected on remaining a student, responsible marksmanship, and using the C-TAC Combat Blueprint to identify gaps in training.
Knowing a technique is only a beginning. After teaching and training at the Executive Protection Institute, Alan Baker reflects on practice, feedback, and the responsibility of educators.
A drill earns its place by the skill it develops and what you can do with that skill when the conditions change. Five questions for more purposeful, adaptable training.
The Capable Academy · PRT Instructor Development More Than a Certification Building PRT instructors through proximity, consistency, and intelligent education. By Sifu Alan Baker Instructor development requires practical work, thoughtful …
Sifu Journal · Capability & Learning The Gap Between Knowing and Doing: How Capability Is Built Information matters. But how do we turn what we learn into something we can …
Physical skill does not automatically create good judgment. Alan Baker explains why observation, timing, positioning, and decision-making deserve deliberate attention in martial arts training.
Capability Academy • Keysi Fighting Method • Intelligent Optics La Mano Negra Training the blind side so primary vision, peripheral recognition, protective movement, and intelligent action remain connected under pressure. …
After reconnecting with Master Rickson Gracie for a private session in Vero Beach, Alan Baker reflects on the depth of Jiu-Jitsu fundamentals, invisible mechanics, lineage, and why a living art must continue to grow with the practitioner.
A field-tested examination of Predator Alert in Keysi Fighting Method: how to maintain visual awareness, articulate the Pensador, and keep the larger environment online under close-range pressure.
A monthly range session forced Alan Baker to reconsider a familiar handgun grip. The result offers a larger lesson about adaptation, coaching, and the continuing path toward mastery.