Paul Vunak presents Asymmetrical Violence, a video that serves as a prelude to his work over the last five years, focusing on MMA and the development of four new "RAT" (Rapid Assault Tactics) programs at the request of several U.S. military agencies.

The term Asymmetrical Violence refers to the concept that a smaller individual can overcome a much larger opponent through deception. In this system, that includes eye attacks, groin strikes, and biting techniques drawn from the Filipino Kino-Mutai system.

To maximize your chances of survival in real-world confrontations, Vunak explains that you must first develop a solid foundation in MMA, Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Kali weapons. By integrating Asymmetrical Violence into these combat sports, you effectively bridge the gap between sport fighting and military-level close-quarters tactics intended for life-or-death situations.

Vunak also presents a series of new drills that progressively introduce additional elements while increasing stress levels, recreating the emotional and physical pressures of real combat.

Take one of the world's best tournament fighters—an MMA practitioner—add Asymmetrical Violence techniques such as eye attacks, groin strikes, and biting, then incorporate weapons training, and you have a complete fighter.