The reason my staff and I are in this business is because we are passionate about teaching people how to protecting themselves, their family, their country, and the things and ideals that are most valuable to them.

To us, our customers aren’t just “our customers.” We are their mentors, their instructors, their coaches, their teammates, their brothers in arms, and most importantly, thier friends.

When someone writes in and shares how they defended themselves or tells us about the things they are passionate about protecting — I know that I’m doing what I do for the right reasons.

Our customers range in age from teenagers to 70+ year young grandparents. Some are single moms that use the Close Combat Training system to protect themselves and their children against attackers. We have many customers that are prison guards and police officers that face violence daily. Some of our customers are storeowners and business professionals that travel to foreign places for their job. Others are martial arts enthusiasts, UFC fighters, and those that are looking for an exercise program that is interesting and useful in their lives.

Over the past several years we’ve educated tens-of-thousands of people through our Close Combat Training programs. I’d like you to meet just a few of the people who have purchased the System and how they are using it in their daily lives:

“Mom,” owner of Mom’s House of Pain Tattoo and Piercing in Bethel Washington says:
I own a tattoo shop and am often alone for periods of time when closing, etc. Tattooing has traditionally been a cash only business, and many people know this. I have a gun but don’t feel that this is the best way to handle many situations. I have several women artists and piercers that I employ and can’t wait to show this to all of them. I just wish I could have gotten all that you had to offer but I know I will get the rest one way or another in the future. Thank you for putting all of this together, it couldn’t have come at a better time in this crazy world we’re living in.

Larry Young, founder and executive director of the Georgia Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (GALEFI) says:
I’m always interested in finding information that I can pass on to our 350 members that can make a difference in helping them train their own police departments. Our motto of “TRAINING THE TRAINERS” says it all.

Dave, parent of two boys
I have done ninjitsu for many years and now have two young sons under 7yrs that I have being teaching basics to. So if this will give them an edge in LIFE then I am all for it.

Brad Pryer, former UFC trainer
They say the UFC has 61 rules, Ive watched ground submissive fighters wrestle for many minutes to try to gain a submission or more leaveraged point, why stand and box another on the street and get banged up, clothes torn and etc, when all it take in true reality based methods to finish a potentially dangerous situation in seconds. I’ve come from teaching traditional M/a’s, spent years learning many fighting style methods, worked for years on training my heart, mind, perceptions and fighting spirit so as to face brutal situations and attackers as successful as possible. Real to life, real environment and no rules based fighting is the future no matter what. Cage fighters and MMA fighters are grt and deserve to be honoured but Cage fighting is still a part sport based TOUGH and TESTING event for any one and they are great. But what you talk about in your presentation and am trying to say is true in many ways. Ill always train in the above because I love it but the no bulldust way of defence you speak of I know is what a true warrior has to one day learn to be the best he can be and to have minimal or no fear. And then its all up to what is and will be!

Steve, Martial Artist
I have studied Kun Fu variations (Mostly Praying Mantis) with licensed hands for many years with Kam Shing Koo (One Who Teaches).
This has been based on Tai Chi’s 108 classical moves basics and has been very rewarding in good health. However, what you are offering here is the collective mind set of what the term Mind over Matter is all about. Chi Gong for the ultimate survival test that may show up and all your instincts need to be available to walk away alive. Just developing the higher degree of Alpha Dog Pack Leader confidence and presence will help send the subliminal message that there is a dangerous line to be crossed if creeps think you might be a mark. I appreciate that you have compiled and kept these techniques available and documented

Albert Potts, American Citizen
I am 60 years old. I went through gorilla hand-to-hand tactics 3 years ago. I’m anxious to compare, and add, your techniques to what I learned going through that training. Thanks for making your secrets available to “average Joes and Janes” who meerly want to be able to protect themselves and their families.

Ross, 55 year old Correctional Officer
The defensive tactics training given to us as cadets was laughable. It was built around the old manner of repetitive movement to develop muscle memory. According to my previous training experiences, that demands at least 3000 repetitive motions before you begin to retain muscle memory to perform the most basic of skills. I look forward to what your training course has to offer. Some of your training concerning rapid reversal or take downs maneuvers appeals to me the most. Thank you Captain Chris.

RW, Former MP during the Gulf War
I served as an MP in the Army and in combat during the Gulf War. I had to deal with anything from domestic disputes with armed participants to drunk Marines, Seals, Rangers, etc. – anyone that needed to train at our facilities – to you name it. I am looking forward to learning these techniques, as the ones we learned in MP School were a good way to get hurt.

Ashford Branch, Marine Corps Vet
I will be 70 years old on my next birthday. I have look for something like your program for years. I am a Marine Corps vet. Thank you for making the DVD’s available to everyone.

Mike, business professional
Cpt Chris , I am looking forward to learning beyond what I was taught as an Airforce sp, and to know I can comfidently protect my self my clients and the companys resources. Again thankyou for sharing a great system.

Phil Jones, victim of a violent armed robbery
I never have taken a self defense course and not purchased any self defense instructional videos. You presentation was very compelling. I always have been a large man, 6′-2″, 270 lbs., but that didn’t protect me from an armed robbery many years ago. I do a lot of business travel and want to have the confidence when in unfamiliar places and have the best possible reactions even in a “safe” environment when the unexpected happens. I also want have my wife watch the CCT video training, as she has been a recent victim of assualt on public transportation. Thank you for sharing this with the general public.

Now we want to hear from you!

Leave your comments and tell us –

• What in your life is worth fighting for?
• When did you decide to stop being a victim and take a stand?
• How did the Close Combat Training System help you protect your liberties?

We’re looking forward to hearing from you!