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From Student to Instructor — Represent KT3 In Your City

You don’t train just to “know moves.” You train to protect, to lead, and to pass the flame. In this lesson, my daughter Nikita and I (Master Wong) show you how to break a wrist grab, then explode from Cover #2 with a ballistic elbow to the solar plexus—the kind of clean, decisive entry that can end a real confrontation fast.

We also break down the mindset that wins real fights:

TPM (Time, Place, Method): choose the when, the where, and the how—before your opponent does.

OODA Loop: Observe → Orient → Decide → Act—move your mind faster than the threat.

SSV: Surprise, Speed, and Violence of Action—finish before they can start.

This is not a theory. It’s discipline, pressure, and family. Watch Nikita teach the details, then drill with me until your body answers before fear does.

What you’ll learn today

Wrist-grab release that sets your line for a counter

Cover #2 mechanics: guard, turn, ballistic elbow to center mass

How TPM, OODA, and SSV stack into one reflex

When to disengage vs. when to drive through (street reality)

Want more than techniques? Start Warrior’s Way.

If you’re ready to build real reflexes, confidence, and control—on your own or with a partner—start the Warrior’s Way Combat System.
🔥 Day-1 wins, clear drills, and a path from student → instructor.

Begin now: http://www.masterwong101.com

(Choose Warrior’s Way to start training from home.)

Become an Instructor — Represent KT3 in Your City

If you feel called to lead, coach, and bring calm strength to your community, step into the KT3 Instructor Path. I’ll mentor you through standards, pressure drills, and teaching rhythms—so you can represent with integrity.

Apply for the Instructor Path:

Start Warrior’s Way today (build your base).

Reply in the comments: “INSTRUCTOR – [Your City]”
https://masterwong101.com/coach.html
We’ll reach out with the next steps for your assessment and onboarding.

—Train with purpose. Protect your people. Pass it on. From student to instructor