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Here is what people are saying about Instructor Tom Bloomfield and his methodology:
"This
program is incredible. I didn't realize how easy it is to learn,
and teach self-defense. My husband and children love watching and
learning with me, and we have all become more confident. The material
is comprehensive and easy to learn." Cindy J., Jacksonville FL
"I work late and have to walk to my car at night sometimes.
Your program opened my eyes about how to be more alert and protect
myself if needed." Maria M., San Francisco CA
"Great program! You've shown me that you don't need fancy martial
arts moves to be able to defend yourself. Anyone can -- and definitely
should -- learn your techniques!" Joseph P., Brockton MA
"I always had a lingering fear for the safety of my family. After getting this program I know what to do in dangerous situations and have a lot more confidence and peace of mind." Susan K., San Anselmo, CA
"Tom is great. He has taught my four-year old exactly what to do if somebody grabs him by the wrist, the neck, or the shirt. His techniques are simple to learn and fun, and now I am teaching them to everyone I know." Elena L., Sarasota FL
"This program breaks self-defense into easy to learn steps for teaching people how to really protecting themselves if the need arises. Terrific!" Andy T., Osprey FL
"This program provided me with a sense of internal power and confidence that I hadn?t felt before. Now I am armed to stand up for myself?" Nancy T., Los Angeles CA
"I thought that to disable an attacker you had to be huge and strong. I now see that there are numerous opportunities for anyone of any size to stun an attacker. Size and strength are less important than knowing key parts of the body and simple moves. I?ll always have the upper hand in any dangerous or fighting situation." Sam R., Osprey FL
"I am able to now understand how my environment can help me protect myself in a dangerous situation." Mark B., Brooklyn NY
"I've learned so much from this program. Tom Bloomfield?s approach is amazing because you don?t need to know any fancy or difficult martial arts moves. He shows normal women like me how to defend ourselves by using our natural instincts." Joan M., Chicago IL
"This program is so easy to learn, and fun to do. This kind of wisdom should be taught in every school. What Tom teaches is truly amazing ? and yet simple to learn." Andrew T., Bridgewater MA
" Tom's instruction has given me more discipline, confidence, and helped me trim down and stay healthy." Julie M., North Port FL
"I got into this with my daughter. I did some martial arts in high?school, but Tom teaches true, practical self-defense. My?daughter's self-confidence has increased along with mine. This program is great, for anybody, and is excellent for families to do together."
- Anthony S., North Port FL
"I just wanted to say that Mr. Bloomfield has been a wonderful influence on my two sons ages 5 and 11, building stronger bodies, minds, confidence and respect both for themselves and others." John I., Sarasota FL
"In addition to teaching self-defense, your program taught me about how to establish boundaries to keep my children safe and help them be more responsible. Thank you for making me a better parent." Tatiana L, Venice FL
Self Defense for Women
Self-defense techniques and strategies can certainly help a person when in a dangerous situation. Self-defense for women however, takes the art of martial arts just a step further. If women can potentially avoid an attack, then this would be the better solution, but for women, who are unsure of where attacks happen, how they occur and what the potential consequences are, know your self-defense techniques are a necessity. For women, self-defense is not just about knowing how to throw punches; it is mostly about being wise. Firstly, it is important that you know your neighbors and that you are never walking alone in isolated areas. Predators are most susceptible to attacking those women who are alone and therefore cannot reach for help when needed. For women, self-defense should also involve knowing your surroundings, if a predator enters your house you should have an escape route where you are quickly able to run to your neighbors or anyone within view. A panic button worn around your neck is also a great self-defense mechanism as it alerts the police of potential danger upon activation.
If a predator is trying to attack you, it is always a good idea to keep a barrier between the both of you. For example, if you are in your car and the attacker is trying to get in, lock all your doors and attract as much attention as possible, this may be done by pushing on the horn of the car constantly or by activating your alarm system. Anything you can do to prevent the attack is a method of self-defense. Women who are driving home late at night should also be aware when stopping at robots, alert persons are less attacked than those women who just stare in front of them unobserving. Self-defense for women takes a different angle when the attacker is present in front of you; if you do not have an object to attack him with then you must utilize as much body strength as possible. A rapists main body functions are his hips and his arms, if you are able to control his hips and move them away from your body, you could potentially be preventing a very traumatic event from occurring.
Self-defense for women does not need to involve carrying around a hand gun or a sword, if you have pepper spray, car keys or are even wearing high heeled shoes, then you have a chance of getting rid of your attacker. It is important to remember to stay alert and calm and to think logically and creatively, any possession that you hold could possibly be used as a weapon against your attacker. The trick is to not allow your attack mechanism to be turned on you, you need to move quickly and effectively and as soon as your attacker does no longer have a hold on you, you need to getup and get moving. Screaming, yelling for help and running fast are sure ways to attract somebody’s attention and this could possibly save your life.
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