1. STARTING POINT (CRITICAL)

Q: I’m interested. How do I get started? A: The best way to start is with our Starter Plan. It allows you (or your child) to experience the training for 4 sessions over four weeks, understand the structure, and decide if CADRE is the right fit.

Q: Do you offer trial classes? A: We do not offer one-off trials. Instead, our Starter Plan serves as a structured trial experience, giving you enough time to:

Understand the training approach Experience multiple classes Get to know the coaches and community See real progress before deciding

Q: Why not a one-time trial? A: A single session does not reflect the full experience. The Starter Plan allows you to properly evaluate:

Teaching quality, Training structure, Fit for you or your child

2. PROGRAMME FIT

Kids

Q: My child is 7. Which class should they join? A: Children aged 4–8 join Cubs. Ages 9 and above join Tigers.

Q: My child is shy or lacks confidence. Is this suitable? A: Yes. Many children start this way. Our structured training helps them build confidence progressively through guided practice and positive reinforcement.

Q: Is training safe for kids? A: Yes. Classes are designed with safety as the priority, using progressive instruction and controlled environments.

Adults

Q: I have no martial arts experience. Can I still join? A: Yes. Many adult students start with no experience.

Q: I’m not fit. Will I struggle? A: Training is scaled to your level. You build fitness naturally through training.

Q: I have a busy schedule. Can I still train? A: Yes. Flexible options such as class passes and scheduling allow you to train consistently without pressure.

3. WHAT MAKES CADRE DIFFERENT (POSITIONING)

Q: How is CADRE different from other martial arts schools? A: We focus on scenario-based self-defense, not just techniques. Students learn:

What to do When to act How to stay calm under pressure

4. IJJ vs KAPAP / KRAV MAGA (IMPORTANT MARKETING BRIDGE)

Q: Is this Krav Maga or KAPAP? A: Integrated Jiujitsu (IJJ) is closely related in lineage and philosophy. It is derived from Israeli Jiujitsu / KAPAP principles, and shares the same focus on real-world self-defense.

Q: So how is IJJ different from Krav Maga? A: While Krav Maga is widely known for self-defense, IJJ:

Builds on similar real-world principles Integrates structured martial arts progression Covers striking, grappling, ground, and weapons Emphasises decision-making and adaptability

In short: 👉 Krav Maga is known for real-world defense 👉 IJJ evolves this into a complete, structured system for long-term development

Q: Is this practical for real-life situations? A: Yes. Training is based on real-world scenarios and teaches you how to respond effectively under pressure.

5. STARTER PLAN (KEY CONVERSION DRIVER)

Q: What is the Starter Plan? A: The Starter Plan is your entry into CADRE. It allows you to:

• Experience multiple classes
• Understand how training works
• See progress over time
• Evaluate if the academy is right for you

Q: Who should take the Starter Plan? A:

• New students
• Parents evaluating for their child
• Anyone unsure and wants to experience the system properly

6. MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS

Q: What plans are available? A:

• Starter Plan (4 sessions over 4 weeks, each session is an hour)
• Regular Plan (12 sessions over 12 consecutive weeks - typically training once a week)
• Plus Plan (24 sessions over 12 consecutive weeks ) – 2 sessions/week
• Class Pass – flexible usage

Q: How do I choose the right plan? A:

• New → Starter Plan
• Moderate pace → Regular Plan
• Faster progress → Plus Plan

Q: What is a validity window? A: It is the period where your sessions must be used, including make-up classes. Typically a 12 week period, unless extended

7. CLASS EXPERIENCE

Kids

Q: What happens in a kids class? A: Classes include:

• Warm-up
• Skills training
• Life skills (Mat Chat)
• Scenario-based training
• Fitness

Adults

Q: What happens in an adult class? A: Classes include:

• Warm-up and mobility
• Technical training (striking, grappling, ground, weapons)
• Scenario training
• Conditioning
• Reflection

Q: Is sparring compulsory? A: Yes, but training is progressive and adapted to your level and comfort.

8. WHAT TO BRING (UPDATED)

Q: What should I / my child bring to class? A:

• Uniform (Gi) and belt (after joining)
• Water bottle
• Training equipment (if advised)
• Preventive medication (if required)
• Personal protective equipment (e.g. ankle supports if needed) Positive attitude

9. FLEXIBILITY & POLICIES

Q: What if I miss a class? A: You can book a make-up class within your validity window.

Q: Can I freeze my membership? A: Yes, up to 4 weeks with valid reasons such as travel or medical.

Q: What if I am busy or inconsistent? A: Flexible options like class passes and scheduling allow you to continue training.

10. COMMON CONCERNS

Parents

Q: What if my child loses interest? A: This is normal. We work with parents to identify the cause and help the child regain confidence and motivation.

Adults

Q: What if I cannot commit long-term? A: Start with the Starter Plan or Class Pass and progress at your own pace.

11. COMMUNICATION

Q: How do I contact CADRE? A: Via WhatsApp admin line 88931030

Q: How do I stay updated? A:

WhatsApp groups Members’ app Newsletter

12. FINAL CONVERSION

Q: What should I do next? A: Start with the Starter Plan to experience the training properly and decide if CADRE is the right fit.