Joe Hubbard Street Survival Seminar!

“From the Ambush to the Interview. From the Pre-Fight Redirect to First Contact. From Kicking & Striking to the Close Quarter Clinch. From the Ground to the Post-Fight Backlash and Everything Else In-Between!”

Joe Hubbard’s Street Survival Close Quarter Combatives is defined as a functional fighting system used for countering a violent encounter between two or more people in an empty-handed free-for-all (standing, kneeling and grounded) or versus handheld weapons such as knives, impact weapons and/or gun threats. This fighting system is a comprehensive blend of Civilian Self Defence, Police Defensive Tactics, Military Combatives, Security Physical Intervention and Functional Martial Arts.

In This Street Survival Seminar You Will Learn…

- How to Manipulate Weakness In Your Adversary’s Balance and Movement
- How to Overcome Fear and Anger Enabling You to React Instinctively to an Attack
- How to Position Yourself Exploiting Instability in Your Opponent’s Counter Attack
- How to Attack or Counter Attack When Your Opponent Is Most Vulnerable
- How to Control the Criminal’s “Reactionary Gap” and “Interval Gap”
- How to Develop Power, Speed and Momentum In Your Strikes Giving YOU the Advantage
- How to Create Skeletal Structural Leverage Over the Parts of the Enemy’s Body
- How to Defeat a Larger or Stronger Opponent Using Skill, Not Strength
- And So Much, Much More!

What: Joe Hubbard’s Street Survival Seminar
When: Sunday July 4th, 2010
Times: 1100 to 1600
Where: The Warrior School of Combat, 125 Old Brompton Road, London SW7 3RP (five minutes walk from South Kensington and Gloucester Road Tube Stations)
YOUR Total Investment: £30 in advance


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Thanks!

Joe

I've had a great response from this one- it's already SOLD OUT.

Thanks for the support!

Joe

great stuff joe and a bargain may I add If you do one in the midlands Im sure you would do well

Nice work Joe

As Peter said - great value.

I also like the term you used for the cost of the seminar "YOUR TOTAL INVESTMENT" because that's exactly what a good quality seminar is for anyone who attends.
It's an investment not a cost.

Attending a seminar, whatever it costs, is an investment in yourself!

Well done

Al