B.L.A.S.T.® is a revolutionary LEO advanced defensive Tactics system designed to meet objectives of a Law enforcement officer.  B.L.A.S.T. is designed for life-death scenarios which includes responses to Random Acts of Violence, edged weapon threats, gun disarms and gun retention. Techniques are based on the use of leverage-enhanced principles therefore , just about anyone can do it regardless of strength, size, or gender. 

Understanding the demands of the LEO the program has been designed for fast, effective training, delivered in cycles. The idea behind the B.L.A.S.T. system is an training technique called neuro-muscular programming, which accelerates the retention process by constantly repeating training cycles using overlapping techniques so you react without thinking (sub-consciously competent), which could be the difference between life & death! There's an infinite variety of ways to mix and match the routines to keep you motivated for each cycle and beyond!

T.N.T.'s B.L.A.S.T. system is taught to law enforcement and military professionals nationwide to increase their chances of survival when their life is on the line. Get started today....STAY ALERT, STAY ALIVE.

Q. Is B.L.A.S.T. better than traditional martial arts?
A. B.L.A.S.T. is neither better nor worse than traditional martial arts, just different. It just depends on what you are looking for. B.L.A.S.T.'s only concern is enhancing survivability of LEOs in the field. Everything you learn is functional and effective in relation to safety in the face of violence. We do not concern ourselves with belts, rituals, gi's, katas, tournament techniques, trophies or choreographed techniques.

Q. Is B.L.A.S.T. a Mixed Martial art or similar to what I see in the UFC?
A. Yes and no. On the surface, it may seem similar due to the fact that from a physical perspective, we cover all ranges of combat (Kicking, Boxing, Close Quarter Combat, Grappling and Ground fighting) but B.L.A.S.T. is a reality based self defense system, NOT A SPORT. What separates us from MMA are the emotional and psychological factors of violence that reality presents, but the sports arena does not. For example: There are no weapons in MMA events. Your opponent won't pull out a knife in the middle of your bout and stab you with it. They won't pull out a gun and shoot you with it. This is but one of many differences between street and sport.

Q. Do I have to be in great shape or have experience in martial arts to take one of your programs?
A. Absolutely not. Although it is our belief that you should be Fit to Fight, B.L.A.S.T. is viable for able bodied individuals. One of B.L.A.S.T.'s benefits is getting people back into shape as well as giving them the necessary skills to effectively defend themselves. We have trained ordinary men and women who live sedentary lifestyles as well as experienced martial artists from other styles. Many of those practitioners have lost weight and increased muscle tone because of the integrated B.L.A.S.T.'s fitness program.  For more info on B.L.A.S.T. fitness you may speak to a TNT representative.

Q. Do I need to buy any expensive special equipment to train?
A. No.  We recommend for all practitioners to wear a mouth guard and finger free MMA style gloves (groin guards for the guys are also a good idea).  If it’s more convenient for you, these items can be purchased directly through TNT.  If interested please speak to an instructor or visit our website for secure ordering and fast shipping.

Q. Is Certification guaranteed?
A. No.  The requirements of the B.L.A.S.T. instructor certification will be determined from a 100% pass/fail audition. Integrity is often ignored in most other systems in favor of proliferation, but B.L.A.S.T places heavy emphasis on Integrity.

Q. How do I start? 

A. Although we have several training cycles, we will coordinate our efforts with the client to arrange training schedules as deemed necessary.  Currently, we only offer group training, as well as B.L.A.S.T. instructor certification training.  To begin, please call 888-FIGHT-305, or visit us online where you can submit an training inquiry.  A TNT Representative will contact you to answer any questions you may have and get you enrolled.