A Little Knowledge Is A Dangerous Thing

When it comes to self-defense, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Some people receive the rudiments of self-defense training, or are taught skills in martial arts, but they do not understand the root concepts, about when to fight and when to flee. This causes many times a lot of confusion or a sense of false bravado. Some people tempt fate with false pride, or do silly or dangerous things.

For example take the young co-ed who walks across her college campus every night, alone. She feels emboldened because she has had ten kickboxing lessons. But what of the gang of five people she may encounter? Even one very skilled person is no match for five determined, perhaps armed, foes.

For this reason it is important to understand The Truth About Martial Arts Violence is not a simple thing. It is complex, because human behavior is complex, as is the human soul. So knowing some martial arts without any understanding of when or how to use it, and when not to will not keep you safe.

It may even get you killed.

New Jersey Native Captain Chris, a World Leader In Self Defense and a teacher, and former U.S. Army military Officer has a solution. His program is one honed over years of self-study, determination, and hard work. He has a program of Close Combat Training and he teaches his students not only about how to fight, but about how and when not to fight. Further, he shows students how important it is to understand and know the signs of danger, how to avoid violence, and how to make good choices in critical and threatening situations.

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