Discover the Power of AIKICHUN
The fastest, easiest, and most effective revolutionary combat system on the battlefield and in street fights. Trained for Crime Suppression Forces in China and Military Academies.
AIKICHUN is the system that redefined the concept of “Combat Effectiveness” by merging explosive power, extreme speed, and tactical intelligence. Whether you are a civilian, security professional, or military personnel, this scientific methodology grants you the ability to excel in any environment. Thanks to its unique kinetic engineering, AIKICHUN is considered the easiest system to comprehend, the fastest to apply, and the most realistic in facing existential threats, surpassing the randomness and technical deficiencies of other systems.
Official Definition of the AIKICHUN System
AIKICHUN is a Triple-Layer Tactical System designed to qualify civilians, security, and military individuals to confront threats in diverse environments. It is classified as a Tactical Close Quarters Combat (CQC) Military system and focuses on:
Close-quarters engagements in military and security contexts.
Handling all combat distances (close, long, and ground).
Weapon management and complex scenarios such as ambushes, terrorist attacks, and hostage rescue operations.
The system aims to create a new generation of scientifically and realistically trained fighters by transferring battlefield experiences into training. It offers an effective alternative to traditional combat systems, emphasizing speed of learning and high efficiency through an organized, cumulative curriculum. It teaches the practitioner how to handle and adapt in combat regardless of what happens, rather than just teaching isolated, one-dimensional techniques as seen in other systems.
What Distinguishes the AIKICHUN Methodology:
The curriculum is organized in a structured manner where every movement is built upon the previous one and placed within integrated scenarios. This is unlike traditional, unorganized teaching that provides disjointed techniques and expects the student to discover the harmony and usage themselves.
Learning Speed: This approach makes the learning speed in AIKICHUN incomparable to other tactical military CQC systems, enhancing strength and speed in handling various situations.
Global Standardization: The system is globally unified; all instructors follow the same curriculum worldwide.
Progress Tracking: Each practitioner has a private account to track their monthly development with a clear percentage—a true revolution in the world of martial arts learning.
What is AIKICHUN?
The AIKICHUN system was founded by expert Mohamed Yosri Al-Fayez, based on more than 25 years of experience in martial arts. The system combines the best techniques from:
Wing Chun: For close-range control and parrying strikes.
Aikido: For control and subjugation.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: For ground fighting.
Muay Thai: For long-range strikes and closing the gap.
Kali: For handling edged weapons.
Russian Sambo: To enhance defensive flexibility.
The methodology is designed to be simplified and fast to learn while maintaining the original names of techniques to ensure transparency and facilitate self-learning. Instead of years, core skills can be mastered in 6-9 months (or 3 months in an intensive camp), focusing on Muscle Memory for automatic response to threats without the need to memorize complex movements.
The Philosophy of AIKICHUN
The name AIKICHUN stems from the fusion of Chinese arts (Wing Chun) and Japanese arts (Aikido), embodying the balance between control, subjugation, and rapid termination based on the threat level. It rests on three central philosophical principles:
Control Without Chaos: Delivering a decisive reaction without unnecessary escalation.
Adaptation to Surprises: Training the mind and body to receive and handle sudden threats immediately, while enhancing explosive power and mental speed.
Threat Deconstruction: Dealing with threats in stages (Assessment, Control, and Termination if necessary).
Founder Mohamed Al-Fayez emphasizes that teaching a vast number of movements (e.g., 100 moves for 100 attacks) is ineffective because an unexpected attack might confuse the trainee. Therefore, the system relies on systematic training to build muscle memory, ensuring flexibility and adaptation in unforeseen situations.
Powerful and Fast Handling in Dangerous Situations
AIKICHUN is characterized by its powerful and fast handling of dangerous situations, with a focus on rigorous physical training to develop automatic responses.
Military/Advanced Levels: Training is extremely rigorous and “rough,” simulating high-pressure combat scenarios to prepare trainees for critical threats.
Efficiency: Trainees respond effectively in less than seconds, neutralizing the opponent with minimal physical and mental effort and minimal waste of energy.
Objective: Unlike competitive sports that focus on points or building fitness as an end goal, AIKICHUN is an operational tactical system. The goal is not “winning” but survival and safe continuation.
The “Puzzle” Solution
AIKICHUN offers a smart solution to the learning problem in modern tactical systems. While others teach independent skills and leave the integration to time and experience, AIKICHUN is the only system worldwide designed from the first moment on the basis of methodological and organized integration. It is like a Puzzle where the pieces are pre-arranged, making the complete picture clear with high speed and clarity.
The “Puzzle” Solution: Tactical Superiority over Global Systems
AIKICHUN offers a revolutionary solution to the “Technical Fragmentation” problem that plagues modern tactical systems. Most global systems—including Krav Maga and elite military programs like the US Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP)—rely on teaching a vast collection of independent, situational techniques (e.g., “if attacked this way, respond that way”). This approach forces the trainee to spend years trying to bridge the gaps between disjointed skills under the chaos of a real fight.
AIKICHUN stands alone as the only system worldwide designed from the first moment on the basis of Methodological and Organized Integration.
Against Krav Maga: While Krav Maga focuses on a “library of solutions” for specific threats, which can lead to mental hesitation (the “Freeze Response”) when an attack doesn’t match a learned pattern, AIKICHUN teaches Universal Kinetic Principles. It functions like a Puzzle where every piece is pre-engineered to interlock. You don’t just learn a defense; you learn a “Combat Flow” that adapts automatically to any variation of an attack.
Against US Military Systems (MCMAP): Unlike the USMC MCMAP, which often separates striking, grappling, and weapon handling into different training modules, AIKICHUN integrates these from day one. In AIKICHUN, a strike is simultaneously a parry and a setup for a joint lock or a weapon disarm—all in one seamless motion.
The Result: This structural superiority ensures that the transition from training to a real-life existential threat is instinctive. AIKICHUN practitioners achieve a level of tactical fluency and “Stress Inoculation” in months that would take years to master in systems like Krav Maga or MCMAP. This makes the AIKICHUN methodology, objectives, and final results significantly more effective, reliable, and adaptive in high-pressure environments.
The Combat Pyramid (Detailed Hierarchy)
Level 1: PROTECTOR LEVEL (The Base)
Category: Civilians (men and women of all ages).
Objective: Qualify the trainee to handle 99% of untrained individuals.
Focus: Comprehensive self-defense, “Body Mechanics,” physics, and using the environment as a weapon.
4 Sub-units:
L1-S (Striker): Strikes, kicks, and direct hits.
L1-G (Grappler): Wrestling, control, grips, and takedowns.
L1-W (Weapons): Basics of using and dealing with weapons.
L1-GR (Grounder): Ground fighting and control.
Level 2: FIGHTER LEVEL (The Mid-Section)
Category: Security personnel and private bodyguards.
Objective: Subjugation and control against trained or multiple opponents.
Sections: L2-EH (Empty Hand), L2-HH (Heavy Hand), L2-SI (Stress Inoculation).
Level 3: WARRIOR LEVEL (The Elite Section)
Category: Military personnel and Special Task Units.
Objective: Advanced military combat, weapon neutralization/disarming, and group tactics.
Sections: L3-CQB (Full Range), L3-SBP (Strategic Battle Planner).
Level 4: MASTER LEVEL (The Apex)
Category: Advanced instructors and leaders (5+ years experience).
Objective: Total mastery, deep systemic understanding, and the ability to develop the system and form global combat strategies.
Training Stages within Level 1
Each section in Level 1 consists of three stages based on muscle response speed (G: Fast, M: Medium, S: Calm):
Omega Phase (50 Training Hours):
Learning basic separate defensive and offensive moves.
Practicing with a partner and in multiple directions.
Drill exercises to reinforce learning.
Beta Phase (50 Training Hours):
Merging movements into sequential drills.
Focus on stability, balance, explosive power, sensory awareness, and calm under pressure.
Alpha Phase (50 Training Hours):
Realistic complex simulations.
Fast Hunting Test.
Adrenaline Control training and multi-scenario practice.
International Accreditation & Institutional Identity
AIKICHUN is a global educational and training institution.
China: Trained Crime Suppression Forces in Shenzhen for 4 years with tangible field results (reduced engagement time).
Egypt: Integrated into the training of Military Academy graduates; 4 branches in Greater Cairo.
Turkey: Field training implementation with expansion plans.
Certifications: Accredited by the Egyptian Federations of Judo, Aikido & Sumo, Kung Fu, and Jiu-Jitsu, plus a certificate from the Founder.
Eligible Ages:
Adults and those 14+ years (minimum height 155 cm) after a level placement test.
Up to 65+ years for athletes.
"AIKICHUN is not about winning a fight — it's about neutralizing the threat as quickly as possible, with minimal effort and maximum effect. Deception is allowed, the surroundings become weapons, vulnerabilities are exploited, the mind is the decisive factor. Goal: dominate the situation and complete the mission."
