Everyone is concerned about personal safety these days. Whether you are walking in your neighborhood, stopping by the grocery store on the way home from work, or traveling to a new city on a business trip, you must be aware of the predators who want to hurt you.

Kyle Eastham, Black Belt in judo, aikido, and karate (and a former law enforcement officer) offers a hands-on workshop for women to avoid, prevent, and if necessary, survive a physical, personal attack.

***Read this message from Vanessa who loved the self-defense session at the World Education Congress of Meeting Professionals International (MPI).

Especially designed for professional women on the go, this workshop addresses:

• How to avoid an attack
• What convicted offenders said about who they choose as targets
• Bad guys choose targets based on looks - but it's not what you think
• How to use weapons you didn't even know you had
• Why you should not punch your attacker (what to do instead)
• Why you can't allow yourself to be taken from the primary crime scene

You'll learn and practice real techniques, including:

-  How to defend yourself if you fall down or  
          get knocked down
-  Front choke from standing
-  Front choke while on the ground
-  Arms pinned to the ground with attacker on  
          top of you
- Choke from behind
- Bear hug from behind

This workshop makes a great breakout session and works well with the martial arts themed keynote presentation about Black Belt Performance. Book both of them and save on speaking fees and travel costs!

Call 1-800-709-4948 or email for more info.