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Conflict Rehearsal Scripts & Reality-Based Graphs
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| Most instructors do not know how to set up realistic scenarios (Conflict Rehearsal) for their students, because they simply have not been exposed to real criminals or mental people. Conflict Rehearsal Scripts (Microsoft WORD documents on a CD), written by Jim Wagner, contains 50 real-world scenarios that you can easily set up yourself by following the script. For each scenario all you have to do is let each “bad guy” read and memorize their lines, it tells you what kind of equipment and props you will need, and it outlines what should be the expect results and the lessons that can be learned from each scenario. Since the scripts are in Microsoft Word you can go into the files yourself and customize them: insert the names of your actors, change the speaking lines, etc. This is the first tool of its kind in self-defense training. In addition, most martial artists, and even self-defense, instructors have no idea what they can and cannot do legally in self-defense situations. Now, regardless of what situation you find yourself in, whether it is a bar fight or a full-blown terrorist attack, the graphs contain on this disk will give you clear guidelines and take the guess work out of use-of-force issues. You can do anything you want in a fight, you just had better be able to justify it or you may end up going to jail or losing everything you own. Jim Wagner has developed the first ever use-of-force graph for civilians, along with other vital graphs such as the Assault Elements, and the Conflict Cycle. Along with each graph is a detailed explanation on how it works, and some real-world examples. |
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