By Dr. Larry C. Bobbert |
This site is called 'No Nonsense Self Defense.' because we will present
practical personal safety techniques that you can learn quickly and practice
without joining some Martial Arts classes or learning some ultimate fighting
system.
We don't expect you to learn flying kicks or throwing techniques to fight your way out
of a dangerous situation. (Besides, according to Marc "Animal" MacYoung by the
time (you'd need that much skill), odds are it's too late.)
We have no intention of trying to sell you some fierce fighting tool that will solve all
your personal safety concerns.
We're here to give you "no nonsense information" about what's involved in your
personal safety.
You will find links to sites that explain how personal safety isn't just about
self-defense. You will learn about conflict resolution, negotiation in potentially
violent situations and other life saving skills.
To be safe you must consciously control the elements that put you into serious
danger.
A huge focus of the linked site is what you can do to avoid putting yourself into
potentially dangerous situations in the first place. The same information not
only steers you clear of violent situations, but safely guides you out if you do
find yourself in one.
Here we provide links to information and you decide How deep you delve into a
topic into each subject..
To help you navigate, we recommend you visit the Using The "No Nonsense
Self-Defense Site page" developed by Marc MacYoung and Dianna Gordon
MacYoung.
You don't need to become a martial arts master to defend yourself or become
paranoid and buy a gun.
Learning to use a little common sense is a big step in understanding what's actually
involved in keeping yourself and loved ones safe. .With solid information you can
make the right decisions in dangerous situations.
No Nonsense Self-Defense is a 'low impact approach' to personal safety. Our goal
is to live safely without years of arduous training.
For a good Introduction to No Nonsense Self-Defense. go to Marc and Dianna's
Introductory page. If you click on the link above and it does not work then cut and
paste the following URL into your address bar.
http://www.nononsenseselfdefense.com/
One caveat:
Dr. Bobbert only recently discovered Marc and Dianna's site after designing his
Beginning No Nonsense course, so you may find some things that differ from what
you may hear in class. if this occurs, please mention it in class, so we can discuss
which idea holds the most value for people taking Dr. Bobbert's class.
practical personal safety techniques that you can learn quickly and practice
without joining some Martial Arts classes or learning some ultimate fighting
system.
We don't expect you to learn flying kicks or throwing techniques to fight your way out
of a dangerous situation. (Besides, according to Marc "Animal" MacYoung by the
time (you'd need that much skill), odds are it's too late.)
We have no intention of trying to sell you some fierce fighting tool that will solve all
your personal safety concerns.
We're here to give you "no nonsense information" about what's involved in your
personal safety.
You will find links to sites that explain how personal safety isn't just about
self-defense. You will learn about conflict resolution, negotiation in potentially
violent situations and other life saving skills.
To be safe you must consciously control the elements that put you into serious
danger.
A huge focus of the linked site is what you can do to avoid putting yourself into
potentially dangerous situations in the first place. The same information not
only steers you clear of violent situations, but safely guides you out if you do
find yourself in one.
Here we provide links to information and you decide How deep you delve into a
topic into each subject..
To help you navigate, we recommend you visit the Using The "No Nonsense
Self-Defense Site page" developed by Marc MacYoung and Dianna Gordon
MacYoung.
You don't need to become a martial arts master to defend yourself or become
paranoid and buy a gun.
Learning to use a little common sense is a big step in understanding what's actually
involved in keeping yourself and loved ones safe. .With solid information you can
make the right decisions in dangerous situations.
No Nonsense Self-Defense is a 'low impact approach' to personal safety. Our goal
is to live safely without years of arduous training.
For a good Introduction to No Nonsense Self-Defense. go to Marc and Dianna's
Introductory page. If you click on the link above and it does not work then cut and
paste the following URL into your address bar.
http://www.nononsenseselfdefense.com/
One caveat:
Dr. Bobbert only recently discovered Marc and Dianna's site after designing his
Beginning No Nonsense course, so you may find some things that differ from what
you may hear in class. if this occurs, please mention it in class, so we can discuss
which idea holds the most value for people taking Dr. Bobbert's class.
"You seldom can control events that put you in serious danger,
but you can learn how to avoid and handle dangerous situations."
but you can learn how to avoid and handle dangerous situations."
| Classes begin at the West Chester, Ohio Center on Monday November 8, 2010 at 2:00PM Come any time even if you cannot attend the first session of any class. Dr. Bobbert also teaches Tai Chi if you are inerested in healthy safe exercise. Classes begin in the same room at 3:00PM Click here for more information on Tai Chi and Qi Gong. |
| The following is the curriculm for the Beginners No Nonsense Class. You will meet once a week for 4 weeks. Advance classes will be offered to those who participate in the beginners classes. |
| www.bobbert.biz www,roninbushidoaikido.com other sites http://www.ehow.com/video_4957482_womens-selfdefense-against-double-arm.html http://www.targetfocustraining.com/seminar-series http://www.targetfocustraining.com/tft-a-self-defense-survival-guide http://www.my-self-defense-journey.com/self-defense-moves.html http://www.nononsenseselfdefense.com/ If you click on a link and it does not work, highlight and copy the link and paste it into your address bar. |
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