The "Last Warrior" Concept

Unifying the original ways with modern concepts & Methods

We are a school of survival based in all of the sciences of warriorism. While we do use fighting and self defense skills as our base skill set, we do NOT fashion ourselves as a "martial arts '' school, MMA gym or fight club. This is because of the multitude of other skills we incorporate, and the methodology behind those skills. We represent the preservation and modernization of the skills of our branch of the warrior tree, that descending from the ancient Kemetic (Egyptian) and African warrior lineages. What we do, is in a modern day interpretation and progression of the skills and sciences those ancients practiced. Not just the fighting and survival sciences, but the philosophical concepts such as the laws of Maat (truth, justice, and righteousness). When we refer to sciences of warriorism, that pertains to ;

"Any skill, attribute, or trait in which a warrior would need to know or possess to be successful in their endeavors"

These skills could be anything from being able to fight in all ranges of empty hand and weapons combat, to being able to hunt or procure food, navigate the land, or survive and thrive in many environments under different circumstances. Beyond this, is the conceptual knowledge of these skills as well as philosophical knowledge for personal self development. These many separates create one whole that interplay off of one another for us. The goal is to be well rounded, while specializing in the specific skills and knowledge most pertinent to us as individuals. The warrior path is one of lifelong learning, so we walk in understanding that true warriorism is not something to be mastered or that can fully be mastered, but we can master aspects of it, and more importantly, master ourselves in the process.

See "Our Story" below for further elaboration.

Our Story

Last Warrior Concept ; Warrior philosopher meets warrior survivalist

From being proficient in empty hand fighting and weapons fighting, to knowledge of survival skills for the environment we may be in. To be able to fight, heal or render aid, to hunt and procure and more. Furthermore, the development of the mental and spiritual qualities that go hand in hand with these skill sets. Mentally and spiritually, in our lineage coming from Ancient Kemetic (African) roots, the philosophy, virtues and spiritual training that go along with being a warrior are just as integral as the physical skills. The warrior cannot reach the heights of their physical capabilities without that equal and opposite balance. Without balance, then a person can become a possible danger to themselves and their community. The purpose of any true warrior, specifically one of the lineage of Maat principles and teachings is to be a benefit to others. To their friends, to their family, and to their community at large. To not only stand as a role model, but to stand for truth, justice and righteousness anywhere they are at all times. With the well rounded skills we develop, the warriors we produce can do that safely, proficiently and effectively.

Modern day warriorism ; The Last Warrior Concept

We feel that what it means to be a true warrior has been misconstrued and convoluted over time. As warriors we follow the philosophies of our warrior predecessors that come before us. They laid the blueprint in ancient times that is still relevant for us today as warriors, be it professional warriors (security, law enforcement, military etc.) or everyday citizens prepared for self defense and survival. Coming from Kemet (ancient Egypt) the science of Maat, also known as Ma'at or Mayet is a philosophy and spiritual discipline revolving around balance and order, centering around the concepts of truth, justice and righteousness. Some of the most prolific warrior groups of time came from ancient Africa. From the Nubians, Kemetians, Zulu, Massai, Mandingo, to the Moorish knights of the middle ages. There were these, and so many others. One of noted regard were the Medjay, Their reputation and legend grew over time as hunters, survivalists', warriors and the law enforcement of their times. To the point that they here feared and respected by all who encountered them or knew of their legend. When civilizations arose in ancient Egypt, they became the first ever law enforcement of Kemet. They were chosen due to the high spirituality and morality they held in combination with the advanced warrior skills they possessed. They served not only as the police of the times, but were the special units of the military as well as known and feared fugitive hunters. They were highly adept "martial artists", skilled with a wide range of weaponry and knowledgeable of survival skills, in conjunction with strong philosophical and spiritual training.

Following in the footsteps of warrior lineage such as the Medjay, Nubians, Kemetians, Zulu and many others of the African continent, we bring this knowledge together in one modernized whole. Our goal is to be well developed and balanced as beings as well as in our skill sets. This means we train the mind, body and spirit in unison. Many say and preach this, but do not do it, focusing on one thing with minor attention to the development of other facets. In modern society, training has grown to become ego fueled and adrenalized. It's either about being the best in sports or the competitive arena or being completely tactical, with not enough focus on the development and education of the mind, spirit and ethics.

In being a warrior- philosopher

We aim to be warriors with proper philosophical / spiritual bearing and mindset. To have the correct mental bearing which leads us to being righteous warriors who think before we act and also have the correct mindset for action.

In being a warrior - survivalist

We aim to be well rounded in all skill sets and concepts of these skill sets. Be it empty hand and weapons fighting, urban self defense knowledge, or survival skills and concepts for urban / wilderness scenarios. We feel a true warrior is prepared for anything, and therefore we train for whatever we may face.

The laws of Maat for the Last Warrior

Philosophical and spiritual training

Truth, justice and righteousness are just a few of the cornerstones of what we abide by as warriors. A warrior should be the light in a dark world. A benefit to all they encounter, who teaches and spreads positivity and knowledge. They defend the weak and leave people, places, and things better than they found them. They are scholars themselves, and learn though seeking knowledge as well as finding a learning opportunity in all things. Be it if they are learning from their own life circumstances or from helping others deal with their trials. The goal for the students of the "last warrior way" is to be an example of warriorhood and scholarship, and to use these traits to help make the world a better place.

If everyone could be a warrior they would be a warrior.

We are the Last Warriors, and this is our "way"

Below is the MEDJAY Warrior Mindset Coming from our affiliate the

Street Defense Research Institute (SDRI)

merging the past and the present to create the future lineage

Last Warrior Modern Survival Sciences Association