About Rule of 3 Martial Arts

Rule of 3 Martial Arts offers top-tier intelligent martial arts training, specializing in Kenpo Jiu-Jitsu. Our approach blends centuries-old self-defense principles with modern techniques to empower individuals with effective skills for real-world scenarios. See our about page to learn more.

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Phone: (850)303-3563

Address:
856 N Tyndall Pkwy,
Callaway, FL 32404

Class Times Adult and Children:

Martial Arts Training and Self-Defense, Monday and Wednesday 5-6pm

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Fit for a Fight Kickboxing, Tuesday 6-7pm

Life coaching and personal training available in fitness, self-defense, Kenpo Jiu-Jitsu, kickboxing, and MMA.

Many Thanks and Much Respect

We here at Rule of 3 Martial Arts owe many thanks and hold much respect for Master of the Art Marty Martin, 8th Degree Black Belt Kenpo Jiu Jitsu. He is a mentor, friend, and a true professional of the art. Please visit him, sign up, and let him know how much he is appreciated. Without him there is no Rule of 3 Martial Arts.

Recent Posts

• 🐍 Anaconda vs D’Arce: the Head‑and‑Arm Choke Showdown 🥋
  These two are close cousins: front headlock / head‑and‑arm “arm triangle” chokes that use your opponent’s shoulder + your arm to squeeze the neck (mostly a blood choke when done right).  The one‑sentence difference Easy memory:Anaconda = roll (gator roll).D’Arce = sprawl / angle. 🤝 Grip game: “Catch” grip vs “Finish” grip 1) The Catch Grip (fast + sticky) Palm-to-palm /…
• Nunchucks or nunchaku?
  Is it “nunchucks” or “nunchaku”. “Nunchucks” is an English, informal variation of the Japanese term “nunchaku”.
• What Does Your Every Day Carry Look Like?
  Everyday Carry: Building Your Kit Around the Rule of 3 When it comes to Everyday Carry (EDC), simplicity and readiness go hand in hand. The “Rule of 3” is a great foundation: three hours without shelter, three days without water, three weeks without food. But when we think in terms of real-world EDC, we can…
• Pressure Testing
  When it comes to the most dangerous situations and the techniques meant to save your life you need to pressure test them. Below is a demo of a scenario and the level at which I believe one needs to pressure test their skills.