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Martial Arts and Self Defense Business
Turn Your Passion for Martial Arts into Profit...
"How to Grow an Incredibly Profitable
Part-Time Martial Arts and Self Defense Business in 30 Days Or Less Using The Documented, Proven and Authentic Close-Combat and Self Defense Methods...
...And Make an Extra $2,525 - $7,200 (or more) per month
From: The Desk of Sensei Damian Ross
President, The Self Defense Company Head Instructor and Owner ZenShin Premium Martial Arts Fourth Degree Black Belt Tekkenryu Jujutsu Second Degree Black Belt Kodokan Judo Second Degree Black Belt Tae Kwon Do Former Head Wrestling Coach Ridgewood High School, Ridgewood, NJ Former Division I Varsity Wrestler for Lehigh University
“In my first seminar I made over $1,000, plus I sold over $210 in personal protection products”
Dear Fellow Martial Arts Enthusiast, What's with the martial arts business? Does everyone have to wear multicolored uniforms, run after school daycare programs and cut birthday cakes with swords to make a little money? Do you have to put up with people who look at you like a volunteer soccer coach? Do you have to rent out your soul to anyone with a check book? My answer is NOT ON YOUR LIFE! As a martial artist, Instructor and Business owner I’ve had the unique opportunity to discover why this business works and how this business fails. And honestly, there’s a lot more to it than just making a quick buck. What happened to the days when the martial arts Instructor provided a genuine public service? What happened to the days when the warrior-soldier was regarded like a physician? Wouldn’t it be great if we can bring those days back again? The problem today with most of the popular martial arts studios is they do two major things to become successful: 1. pick a high profile location and 2. Staff it. The problem is this costs a lot of money, partners and investors and there’s still no guarantee that it will be a success. Even events, demonstrations and birthday parties, drop boxes, may generate leads, but do they generate enrollment? Sometimes yes, but most of the time: NO. Direct mailings are EXTREMELY costly and EXTREMELY low percentage. TV ads, big print ads and expensive magazine inserts are hugely expensive and the results vary. Fortunately there is method you can use to develop your business in a grass roots way that, given enough time, it will grow into an excellent stream of income. If done correctly, with the right material, you’ll be able to provide a valuable public service and be compensated accordingly. You’ll be amazed when you see the reaction on the faces of the people you teach as they learn how to make themselves a little safer and a little smarter. The Self Defense CompanyProfessional Instructor Program is designed to give you the tools you need to build a successful Self Defense Instruction Business without having to invest a tremendous amount of time and a ton of money. For your FREE Report about how you can start your own personal self defense instruction business, just fill out the form below and you'll receive your free information kit in priority mail in a few days.
“I have been teaching a class to existing students in the local martial arts studio, I just had the biggest turn out this week averaging 18 – 20 people consistently over in class over the last 6-7 weeks.
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Only A Handful of Applications Will Be Accepted
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Links to Martial Arts Articles A Brief History Of Martial Arts in the Modern Military Many martial arts are derived from military combatives; the study of hand-to-hand combat and martial arts in warfare. After all, the term "martial art" means "art of warfare." For example, the sport or judo comes from jujutsu, which comes from samurai grappling, which was part of the training Japanese warriors received as preparation for battle. Many weapon-oriented martial arts, such as iado, kendo, kyudo and naganata-do originated in schools of martial techniques for warriors. These weapons, the sword, bow and arrow, and pole arm, were the assault rifles and machine guns of their time--the default weapons of military fighters--and as such were key components in combat training. The Western interest in East Asian Martial arts dates back to the late 19th Century AD, due to the increase in trade between America with China and Japan. Relatively few Westerners actually practiced the martial arts, considering it to be mere performance. Edward William Barton-Wright, a railway engineer who had studied the martial art Jujutsu while working in Japan between 1894–97, was the first man known to have taught Asian martial arts in Europe. He also founded an eclectic martial arts style named Bartitsu which combined jujutsu, judo, boxing, savate and stick fighting. William E. Fairbairn, a Shanghai policeman and at the time a leading Western expert on Asian fighting techniques, was recruited during world War II by the Special Operations Executive (SOE) to teach UK, U.S. and Canadian Commando and Ranger forces Jujutsu. The seminal self-defense book Kill or Get Killed was written by Colonel Rex Applegate, who worked closely with Fairbairn to train the "First Special Service," a joint U.S. and Canadian army unit; it became a classic military treatise on hand to hand combat and created the reality based martial art "Defendu." Modern variations that can still trace an authentic lineage to Applegate are very few . The undisputed "father" of Modern close-combat is Carl Cestari who had a direct relationship with both Colonel Applegate and WWII self-defense pioneer Charlie Nelson. In 2006 Carl Cestari was named one of the top 10 "Most Dangerous Men On The Planet" by Black Belt Magazine. Seeing the need to bring these legitimate and proven techniques and method of close-combat back into the Modern world of "hobby" Martial Arts (Karate, Kung Fu, Capoiera, Aikido, etc.) and "sport" Martial Arts (Judo, Brazilian Jui-jitsu, Wrestling, Kick Boxing, Mixed Martial Arts, Ultimate fighting , etc.), one of Cestari’s top students, Damian Ross and his instructors have dedicated their lives to teaching, instruction, and spreading the "truth" about Martial Arts, street fighting, self defense, and close combat. This site is the only link to that legacy Please be aware of the following common misspellings as relates to common martial art searches: martial atrs, martial atrs weapons, martial arts spuplies, martial arts eqiupment, martail, marital arts uniforms, amrtial arts supply, amrtial arts books amrtial arts. Copyright © 2008 The Self Defense Company LLC, Complete Self Defense, Carl Cestari, Core Combat Training, World War II hand to hand combat, Street Mixed Martial Arts and The Complete Self Defense Training System are registered to The Self Defense Company All rights reserved.
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