First and foremost – we are not a martial arts, fighting or MMA club.

There is no ART in violence.

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CCT is not about fighting. 

CCT is about returning home safely to your loving family, children and friends.

It's about not ending up on the defendant's bench or in a hospital bed. We want your life to continue as you know it now (before the situation found you) and not worry that someone seeks revenge on you.

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Self-defence is much more than just striking, kicking, etc.

It involves knowledge about proper behaviours/reactions when attacked, assaulted, threatened, intimidated or abused. It encompasses behaviours related to self-protection and conflict de-escalation.

Self-defence means we have a moral, legal and ethical right to defend ourselves and others in threatening situations (after exhausting all other options).

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Learning to defend yourself and your loved ones is a challenging endeavour.

It's a serious subject and your training should reflect that. Our classes will challenge you, educate you, improve your fitness and conditioning and most importantly, provide you with a genuine understanding of modern violence and how to deal with it.

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Every student needs to pay Insurance fee (£20/year).

We are insured by BCA (British Combat Association)

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Student Insurance Cover (Summary)

1. £1m General Liability & Member to Member cover

2. Personal Accident, Capital Benefits (Death, Permanent Disability) up to £25,000 3. £250 Dental Cover any one incident (£50 excess)

4. £250 Physiotherapy (£50 excess)

5. Loss of earnings (if gainfully employed) - £50 weekly (28 day excess)

6. Hospitalisation £25 per day (maximum 90 days)

7. Minimum age 5 years – maximum age 65 years

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Every student takes responsibility for any injuries they may receive and does not hold The Close Combat Tactics responsible for any personal loss or injury incurred.
Every student undertakes to abide by the terms and conditions of Close Combat Tactics, as explained by its instructors.

Every student accepts that, whilst all reasonable care is taken, Close Combat Tactics instructors are not legally responsible for any accidents or injuries which may occur while training in their class.

Every Student is expected to maintain a standard of behaviour, both during training and in general, which will not bring Close Combat Tactics into disrepute, knowing that failure to do so may result in expulsion.