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Some of our instructors and expert students share their thoughts about about self-defense, training and motivation (plus important updates like closings).

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4 days ago, Feb 01 at 11:54pm | by mulhollen
When it comes to Self Defense there are many areas to which most people do not think about. Normally the thought is that its all about learning some Karate move seen on TV or MMA style take-down.  However there are three truths one must consider when dealing with any confrontation.
Jan 5 at 12:26pm | by avatke
A single punch to the face landed 59 year old Tian Sheng Yu in the hospital and on life support.  Mr. Yu was shopping with his adult son when they were attacked by two unarmed punks in broad daylight in a reputedly safe area of town. Learn how you can eliminate the uncertainty of random violence.
Dec 13 at 2:41pm | by avatke
Dynamic Self Defense is more than just a martial art. Watch our video on how we build human weapons.
Nov 24 at 9:43pm | by avatke
As long as I can remember there have been books and videos on various martial arts programs. The promise of learning how to defend yourself by watching a DVD seems appealing but how effective can it possibly be?
Nov 20 at 9:12pm | by mulhollen

Whether that phrase is triggered by what is seen on some Karate or MMA program, read online or in a newspaper, is learning Self Defense really understood by those pursuing it?   Has one really taken the time to understand what is involved when making that decision?

Nov 6 at 1:35pm | by avatke
Don't let other martial arts programs kid you. Self defense is a very simple concept... come home safe. How fit do you really have to be to make this goal a reality? Find out...
Oct 30 at 9:55pm | by avatke
I heard an instructor of a popular "reality based” fighting system tell his students that technique isn’t all that important. Learn why this is a dangerous and flawed approach to self defense.
Oct 14 at 1:25pm | by avatke
Most one-day self-defense seminars do little more than give the participant a false sense of security. Simply learning self-defense techniques is not enough to keep you safe when faced with an actual violent encounter. In fact, criminals count on it. Learn how to switch off your instinctive fear response and respond reflexively in violent situations.
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