As you picture your first day training with intent instead of guessing, know this: KAJU‑KAI is not a curriculum. Not sport martial arts adapted for a gym setting. It is adult self-defense training built on 50 years of applied experience with law enforcement, military, and executive protection. The program runs in group sessions. Your first session is a private 30-minute intake with Alan.
Start with one private session, and notice how much clearer everything after it becomes. No long-term commitment required.
$47Introductory offer. Limited spots. No ongoing commitment.
Most adult self-defense programs are sport systems dressed up for the street, group classes where everyone cooperates, or YouTube compilations of techniques that fall apart the moment pressure is applied.
KAJU‑KAI is none of that.
"Does this work when someone is not cooperating?"
Because that is the only question that built this program, whatever cannot pass that test never makes the cut. The result is a system that strips self-defense down to what a capable adult actually needs: awareness, positioning, decisive action, and the ability to apply it when structure disappears.
Reading a situation before it escalates. Position, posture, and the pre-attack signals most people miss.
Strikes and responses that function when adrenaline hits and fine motor control degrades.
How to get up, not how to win. The ground is not where you want to be. We prepare you for if you end up there.
Sessions run with serious adults who are there for the same reason you are. A focused training environment where the work gets done.
You already sense the difference between training built for a mat and training built for a street. Kajukenbo was developed in the streets of Honolulu in the 1940s by fighters who needed to survive actual violence, not score points in a controlled setting. That standard has not changed.
Alan Condon has trained in and across systems for over 50 years. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu before it had a name in America. Muay Thai when it was considered too violent for sport. Defensive tactics with law enforcement and military units who could not afford a technique to fail.
"If it only works when someone cooperates, it does not belong in the system."
Because everything passes through that filter before it earns a place, the result is a program with no wasted motion, no cooperative-partner techniques, and nothing designed for aesthetics over function.
As you read through what's covered, picture yourself already sitting across from Alan, being assessed instead of guessing at where you stand.
Your goals, concerns, and physical considerations. We start where you are, not where a standard curriculum says you should be.
Reading a situation before it escalates. What to look for, how to move, and how to position yourself before anything physical occurs.
Not what looks good in a mirror. What works when adrenaline hits and fine motor skills go out the window.
How to get up, not how to win. If you end up on the ground, you need a way back to your feet, not a submission game.
The most underrated skill in self-defense, and the one most programs skip entirely. Recognizing the setup before the swing.
Stay on your feet, or know exactly what to do if you do not. Practical, high-percentage responses to the most common threats.
The KAJU READY session is a private, one-on-one intake with Alan. It is how you start. After that, training continues in KAJU‑KAI group sessions with other serious adults who are there for the same reason you are.
Private training with Alan normally runs $200 an hour. At that rate, a 30-minute session is $100. Your first KAJU READY session is:
Half the standard 30-minute rate.
Yes, I Want My $47 SessionBecause this is private and one-on-one, you leave with an honest read on where you actually stand, not a generic first class. No long-term commitment. No pressure to continue. Show up, train, and you'll already know whether this is your next step.
Wherever you land on the list below, you already know which side you're on.
Fifty years of training teaches you one thing clearly: most people are preparing for a confrontation that will never happen, and completely unprepared for the one that does.
I have trained across systems, pressure-tested what works, and cut what does not. I was doing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu before it had a name in America. I was doing Muay Thai when it was considered too violent for sport. Over the decades I have worked with parents, executives, law enforcement, and military units who could not afford to find out the hard way that their training did not transfer.
"We do not collect techniques. We build reliable skill under pressure."
As you read that, notice whether it's the training you've actually been looking for. That is what KAJU-KAI was built for. If so, you are already in the right place.
KAJU‑KAI runs in group sessions with adults who take this seriously. Introductory spots at $47 are limited, and once they're gone, the rate returns to $100.
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