Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Self Defense Street Fighting--Mental training and the violence of a street fight



Much more important than the ability to fight is the WILL to fight, or being able to ignore the fear, pain and confusion that you might be suffering from in a real street attack.

Street Fighting's Mental Edge

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Street Fighting's Mental Edge

Hey ,

Since I released my Street Fighting Mastery Program,
I've gotten requests from a lot of people who wanted only one specific part of the training: The Mental Edge.

Contained in month two of the Mastery Program, it consists of four downloadable
mp3 recordings covering the following topics:
--Situational Awareness
--Turning Fear into Agression
--Mental Training of Physical Techniques
--Dealing with Pain

Now, if you have ordered my Mastery Program, don't order this, because it, along with all my other current and future programs, is included, but, if you just want the mental training, you can get it here.

I will be back tomorrow with my next video blog, Situational Awareness, which just happens to be one of the topics that I cover in my new program, Street Fighting's Mental Edge.

Until next time, train smart and watch your back!

Christopher "Bob" Roberts

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Never run from a street fight!



Rule # 1. Always avoid dangerous situations.
Rule # 2. Always walk away from a "challenge fight."
Rule # 3. When attacked, NEVER RUN FROM A FIGHT AFTER IT HAS STARTED ! !

http://www.Extreme-Measures-Institute.com

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Does your instructor teach biting and headbutting?



Biting and headbutting WORK. They are both very effective and intimidating techniques and any self defense instructor who disregards them or decides not to teach them could very well be lacking in his knowledge of other very important areas of self defense as well . . .

For more information about street fighting based self defense, go to:
http://www.Extreme-Measures-Institute.com

Monday, July 12, 2010

Ten Questions to Ask your Self Defense Instructor



Not all martial arts based self defense instructors are bad. Try asking these ten questions to see how much knowledge of a real street self defense situation your instructor has.

For more information, including a FREE, five-part video interview series, go to:
http://www.Extreme-Measures-Institute.com