Mr. Moore is currently a Lead Senior Instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center located in Glynco, Georgia. This facility is the largest of its kind in the world and serves almost 100 federal law enforcement, as well as many state and local agencies through its many programs in law enforcement training. He travels extensively conducting training nationally and internationally for law enforcement personnel in the area of combatives, defensive tactics, arrest tactics, warrior mindset and violent confrontation management. Additionally he is a nationally certified crisis counselor.
Mr. Moore has been and is involved in numerous martial and combative arts. He is a Zen Do Kai International member, he is a staff instructor for Blauer Tactical Systems, he is a member of the Dog Brothers Martial Arts Association, he holds rank in Chu Fen Do, Tae Kwon Do, Brazilian jiu jitsu, Haidong Gumdo (Korean sword), hapkido and small circle jiu jitsu, as well as experience in western boxing competing in the World Police and Fire Games twice.
Mr. Moore enjoys training in the martial and combative arts, cross fit and kettlebell training and spending time with his wife and family.
Mr. Charlie Moore
1986 joined the Warren County, NY Sheriffs Department as a patrol officer and assumed the duties of lead defensive tactics instructor and assistant firearms instructor for the department.
1990 accepted a position with the United States Marshals Service (USMS). He was an undercover agent with assigned to the New England DEA task force; he provided executive personal protection details for Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and the late Thurgood Marshall, as well as numerous other judicial and federal officials, to include members of the federal witness protection program. He was a response team leader for the USMS response to New York City following the 9-11 attacks, he was also a member of the USMS response teams following Hurricane Andrew, the Los Angeles riots, and has participated in countless other special assignments to include the Air Operations division in Oklahoma City where he has moved high profile prisoners to include those involved in the Oklahoma City bombing, the first world trade center bombers, the Montana Freeman, etc. Additionally he has been on numerous USMS national fugitive apprehension teams apprehending hundreds of violent offenders on the federal, state and local levels where he had the opportunity to execute hundreds of search and arrest warrants. His most rewarding assignment was that as the Lead combatives/defensive tactics instructor at the USMS Training Academy from
1999-2002, he was the lead physical fitness instructor for the USMS managing the national fitness program for thousands of USMS personnel.
Following the September 11, 2001 attacks and the creation of the Department of Homeland Security Mr. Moore was approached to become the Chief of Use of Force training within the newly formed Transportation Security Administration where he directed and designed training for the worlds first ever Federal Flight Deck Officers (armed pilots) training program. He also served as the Acting Chief of basic training for the federal air marshals.
Saturday 3-Hour Intensive
Real-life violent confrontations do not occur at typical sparring range, they happen in extremely close quarters, they occur without consent, rules, distance, rituals such as touching gloves and stepping back, or tapping out. We as martial artists must begin to train ourselves and our students to deal with the reality of violence by strategically and scientifically analyzing HOW WE GOT INTO combative situations in the first place. That’s the big paradigm shift.
This three hour intensive is going to empower you with tools, tactics, techniques and strategies, and most importantly the mind-set needed to survive the reality of a violent street confrontation by giving you a view into the "fight before the fight you have been training for". We will by looking scientifically into HOW the most common street attacks occur by studying the anatomy of pre-assault or attack indicators which inevitably lead up to a violent assault or attack. You will leave this intensive not only with a myriad of physical tools but also the psychological and emotional preparedness for intercepting, evading, re-directing, negating or otherwise interrupting the intention of an attack.
I am confident that you will leave this course with a deeper and greater understanding and appreciation of the reality of violent confrontations and with a greater inner confidence that you have enhanced your safety and the safety of your loved ones in the event of an act of violence.
