CONTROL & DEFENSE (July 15, New York City)

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You do NOT need to complete any Level 1 courses to sign up for this Level 2 course. This course is all about getting out of situations where someone is trying to control you through force, or how you can control someone in order to survive or to hand them over to the police. The first thing you'll start learning is how to get out of the common choke holds and bear hugs used on the streets and battlefields. You're going to find out quick that there are not that many, and the basic principles that threads through all of them. Then we're going to get away from the ME ONLY mentality and learn how to rescue others after a violent encounter. After all, you may be with an associate, a friend or even a loved one who goes down and you need to get them out of the hostile area. A fight is not over until your party is out of the area. We call this portion of training Victim Rescue. We'll then go into the dos and don'ts of making a citizen's arrest, how to restrain someone, and how to avoid killing someone accidentally with positional asphyxiation. After successful completion of this course, along with the other four Level 1 courses, you will be qualified to teach the Level 1 Reality-Based Personal Protection courses. Upon competion of Level 1 you will receive an instructor certificate, all teaching materials, your own custom Reality-Based Personal Protection logo, and you will be listed on the official Jim Wagner Reality-Based Personal Protection website as a Level 1 instructor regardless if you teach this system or not. This course will be held at the FIGHTHOUSE in the center of Manhattan at 122 West 27th Street, second floor, New York City only a couple of blocks from Penn Station www.fighthouse.com For lodging information visit www.expedia.com Course Time: Sign up is at 7:50 am, class starts at 8:00 am, lunch break at 11:30 am and the end of the course is at 3:00 pm (there will also be small breaks in between).Required Equipment: Wear a T-shirt, blue jeans (no shorts), and tennis shoes that are subject to possible damage. Bring a sports mouth piece, wear a protective cup, sports bra for women, and a pair of 16 oz. boxing gloves for light contact. Bring enough water for a day.