Self-Defense and Over Coming Fear Martial Arts Video DVD and Downloadable Video by Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc.

Self-Defense and Over Coming Fear Martial Arts Video DVD and Downloadable Video by Sensei J. Richard Kirkham B.Sc.

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This is the best martial arts video I have ever done that covers basic, realistic self-defense and how to deal with the fear factor.

This previously custom made self-defense video tape was made using my background in behavior modification and over 30 years of martial arts. The DVD will not make you look pretty when you take out your attacker in two moves or less, but it is very efficient and will get you out of the self-defense situation quickly with minimum amount of contact with your attacker.

More importantly, this martial arts video tape covers something I have never seen in any other self-defense video tape - how to take your fear and use it to your advantage. You think not being afraid is the goal in self-defense? Using your fear to make you even more powerful is your goal for self-defense.

With my methods in this self-defense tape, your body is trained to use your adrenaline, relax, focus and become a very dangerous weapon to those that would harm you or your loved ones.

The self-defense DVD contains about 1 ½ hours of realistic self-defense techniques and drills. Taking you from basic self-defense to drills to allow you to deal with fear and adrenaline

Both experienced martial artists and people that have never stepped into a training area in their life can benefit from this DVD

In fact this DVD was originally custom designed for a client with NO self-defense training whatsoever and was concerned about being too afraid to defend himself!

Testimonial

Your approach, was, it seemed, coming from a man who was speaking to viewers/present students in a way that made him approachable, and easily understood. This is great!

I use the same approach in classes. Students are more inclined to ask questions if they feel they can, and won't be brow beaten or made an example of for not understanding.

The unplanned circling/blocking defense, understandable. Only in rehearsed demos are things normally crisp and clean and everything look sharp. Our videos were just made for fun, during some demos for class and such, using a bad camera. By comparison, yours look great!

I know you. And, I also know that you're not an idiot. I saw the intention behind the production. The thoughts that went behind why you moved the way you did and the simplicity shown. Maybe I am incorrect in this, but maybe I'm not so far off as I may seem to others?

I could also tell one thing...

The man in the video, who stood there when you told him to throw some strikes... he knew something that may not have been exemplified on camera. He was unsure if he really wanted to get involved in what you were about to do. That says something to me. I've seen the same hesitation in others who were 'volunteered' to play uke for a throw by the master.

They're often thinking, "Is this gonna hurt?"

Arashi

Ninjitsu Instructor 8^th Dan

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