In A Multiple Attacker Street Fight!"
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 The Harsh Reality Of Gang Attacks And What To Do About It Critical Success Factors That Determine The Outcome Of A Street FightMyths And Mistakes You Need To Know About Multiple Assailant Encounters The Biggest Multiple Attacker Mistakes You Can Make 5 Self-Defense Strategies That You MUST Know Understanding and Influencing "Pack Psychology" 4 Strategic Escape Options To Get You Out Of A BAD SITUATION What To Look For To Predict Violent Behavior BEFORE it happens How To Wage "Psychological Warfare" On Your Attackers And WIN 9 Essential Street Fighting Strategies Specific To Multiple Opponents Specific How-to-Train Advice To Prepare Yourself To Survive And Much Much More!
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If you're not training to deal with a street fight
against more than one opponent, your
self-defense training is incomplete!
If you had to fight off a vicious gang of attackers...
How Would You Do It?
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"A Multiple Assailant Encounter is a criminal
act of violence or intimidation involving more than one perpetrator. Responding effectively requires
special knowledge about the dynamics involved, specialized training methods and an inventory of
self-defense and street fighting response strategies intended to destroy the advantages of a group dyanmic."
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Rating: 5 out of 5
" As someone who has been practicing "real world fighting" for many years now, I would recommend this course to anyone, (whether they are experienced or a beginner ), who wants to know more about self - defense and how it is on the street. Most instructors don't go this far with their courses. They teach one on one martial arts and only teach the moves; Randy is right on with his ideas about Multiple Assailants because that's the way it really is in the streets. He also teaches the attacker's psychology and the mind - set and psychology you need to have to defend yourself and loved ones. I greatly recommend taking this course, ( and taking it seriously ), as you will not find this kind of training around the corner at your local Karate class!" Don Odom - Law Enforcement Officer
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Rating: 5 out of 5
"The Multiple Assailant Mini-course contains much valuable information. It goes far beyond the usual "how to" information and delves into the psychology of a multiple assailant attack. The course contains practical information that can be utilized in a "real world" situation. This course is a must read for anyone interested in practical self defense tactics. " Wesley Schneider
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Rating: 5 out of 5
"Randy, Thank you for the course. I am a boxer and have taught Defensive Tactics for numerous years. Your insight and common sense approach to self defense is refreshing. Your course and presentation is definitely a 5. Not only do you have the experience but you have the ability to pass this experience on in an easy to understand style. Again, thank you for the opportunity to have this course and I plan on pursuing your other courses. " Rick Sinsabaugh |
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Rating: 5 out of 5
" Excellent course! Very down to earth, really gets you to thinking. A lot of very good advice that I think you need to read again and again in the hope that it will be in your mind when and if you ever need it" Wayne Courtright
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Rating: 5 out of 5
" The Multiple Assailant course was very easy to read and understand. It was like sitting in the gym and listening to Randy talk to you directly. It is written the way Randy talks - straight forward and to the point with no BS." Dennis Dyck
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Rating: 5 out of 5
" If you're an average guy with an interest in self defence but without a Masters in Psychology I'd recommend reading this mini-course. It covers the areas other self defence courses don't even think about: it's not about just being prepared physically but being in a position to mentally out-manoeuvre your attackers." Bill Davies
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