A group of around 100 activists have been spotted training for 'direct action' on a beach at Littlehampton.
The group titled Alpha Men Assemble has been running combat training exercises and was seen doing boxing drills last week, according to a Times reporter.
Likened to QAnon, who stormed the US Capitol last year, AMA has 6,000 members subscribed to its Telegram chat site.
A report by The Daily Mail found they were told to bring black outfits, uniforms and a hat and prepare for 'direct action' later this month in order to 'defend our children and women'.
Despite an outward message of non violence, reports in The Times and The Daily Mail cite 'punching and kicking' video tutorials as being seen on the chat site.
The newspapers also reported AMA members sharing posts from English Defence League activist Tommy Robinson's social media channel.
The group has meetings planned for later this month in other parts of England, however they have not as yet hinted as to what their threats of 'direct action' might entail.
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