Seminars and custom events with Alan Baker
Training Built For Your People.
Martial arts seminars. Custom training events. A clear purpose for your group.
Bring Alan to your academy, company, or training group. Choose a specific martial art or work with him to design an event around what you want your people to learn, the challenges they face, and the time you have.
You do not need a finished agenda to begin.
Start with the outcome
What should your people be able to do?
That question shapes the event. Alan listens to what you want to teach, understands who will be in the room, and builds a practical training focus around your goals.
Your event can explore one discipline or connect several areas into a coherent learning experience. The content, level, pace, and format can be shaped around your audience and facility.
For martial arts academies
Give students a fresh perspective, deepen a specific skill, or connect material across your existing curriculum.
For companies and private groups
Build an event around personal safety, awareness, communication, or self leadership, with material appropriate to your people and their experience.
For instructors and training teams
Focus on teaching methods, coaching, technical development, or a shared training challenge your team wants to address.
For example: a focused grappling seminar, a personal protection workshop for your organization, or an instructor development event built around how your team teaches. These are starting points for a conversation.
A broad foundation for focused training
Choose a discipline. Or start with a goal.
Alan can teach a dedicated martial arts seminar or draw from the relevant areas below to shape a custom event. You do not need to know the system names to explain what your group needs.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
Positional understanding, transitions, escapes, and connected grappling skills.
Keysi Fighting Method
Protective structure, close range movement, and adapting under pressure.
Jeet Kune Do and Jun Fan
Timing, footwork, interception, and adaptable martial arts principles.
Filipino Martial Arts
Coordination, range, timing, and the relationship between weapon and empty hand training.
Civilian Tactical and C Tac
Personal protection that considers awareness, decisions, everyday routines, and practical defensive skills.
Muay Thai Boxing
Striking foundations, combinations, clinch work, and defensive movement.
Pekiti Tirsia Kali
Footwork, range, coordination, and weapon awareness.
Wing Chun Kung Fu
Structure, centerline principles, sensitivity, and close range skills.
Combat Submission Wrestling
Wrestling, submission grappling, transitions, and integrated ground skills.
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Experience across different environments
Academies. Organizations. Training teams.
Alan’s teaching experience extends across martial arts academies, private groups, companies, and professional training environments. Organizations Alan has provided training for include:
A clear process for the host
From your idea to a focused event.
01. Share your goals
Tell Jennifer Wood who the event is for, what you want them to learn, your location, approximate group size, and possible dates. An initial idea is enough.
02. Shape the training
Alan helps define the training focus around your audience, experience level, available time, and environment. The event can be public, private, or for your internal team.
03. Confirm the plan
Jennifer coordinates availability, fees, deposit requirements, travel, lodging, and event logistics. Clarify the facility and equipment needs before confirming your event.
04. Put the learning to work
Host structured instruction and practical training with a clear focus. Give your group concepts and methods they can continue practicing after the event.
From hosts and students
Hear from people who have trained with Alan.
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Planning your event
Questions hosts often ask.
Can the event be built around a topic we choose?
Yes. Share what you want your group to learn and why it matters. Alan can help shape an appropriate outline, choose the relevant training areas, and discuss what fits the time and setting.
Does everyone need martial arts experience?
No. Tell us whether your audience is new, experienced, or mixed. The content and format can be planned around the group’s starting point.
Can we arrange a private event or a longer training format?
Yes. Discuss a public seminar, private workshop, staff training, instructor development event, camp, or training across several days. Availability and the final format are confirmed during planning.
What does hosting cost?
Jennifer can discuss fees, deposit requirements, travel, and lodging for your proposed event. Share your location, possible dates, approximate group size, and training goals so the details can be clarified.
Bring the training to your group
Let’s build an event with a purpose.
Tell us who you want to bring together and what you want them to learn. Jennifer Wood coordinates scheduling and helps start the conversation about the right event for your group.
Not sure which topic to choose? Start with the outcome you have in mind.
