Captain Chris explains why Martial Arts Self-Defense is good, but you may need more

Time-Again, to learn martial arts self-defense, it may take many years to master. It may take weeks or even months to learn a few basic moves, and it will take much longer to practice them to a point where you are actually comfortable with using them. It will take even longer to learn how to use them in a stressful situation.

With Captain Chris and his method of Close Combat Training, you can learn self-defense very quickly. Certain moves can be taught at a very fast rate, so they are available to you much sooner to use when you need them.

Location-To learn martial arts self-defense, you will have to create time in a possibly busy schedule to learn with many other people. This means that it may take much longer than usual if either you or another classmate cannot pick up the move right away.

With Captain Chris and his method of Close Combat Training, you learn self-defense at your own pace, not being hindered by the speed of another classmate. You don't have to leave your house or take time out of your schedule. On the contrary, you learn when you have time. It is up to you to decide your pace.

Practicality-When you learn martial arts self-defense, you may learn difficult moves that require a combination of muscle groups to work together. Such complexity may not be very beneficial when directly faced with danger.

With Captain Chris and his method of Close Combat training, you learn self-defense that is geared toward practicality. The moves are relatively simple so the mind is not confused, and it is easy to focus during stressful situations. Also, the moves utilize only large muscle groups, so as not to making it difficult to remember during times of danger.

The best lesson you can learn is to not get involved in danger if at all possible. It doesn't matter if you learn martial arts self-defense or you learn self-defense from a different school of training, avoidance is top priority. Although this is necessary information, it is also vital that you know the difference between avoidance and no chance of avoidance. In other words, it is important that you know when you will be faced with a situation that requires action. More importantly, it is all important to know exactly what that action will be that you take to make the most of the situation. This is what you will learn with Captain Chris's self-defense DVD.