Bully Self Defense

Teen Bully Class - Ages 13-17

Learn how to stop a bully in his/her tracks within seconds with easy to learn techniques that rely on pain but not injury. Stop living with fear and dread about going to school. Take back your confidence and look forward to going to school again.
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Mobile Self-Defense Class

The Jeetsu Method

Introducing the Jeetsu method of self-defense, designed to inflict increasing levels of pain and injury on an attacker’s specific body targets until they can no longer hurt you. Lethal force techniques are also included for situations that require them.

Advantages of the Jeetsu Method

·   Simplicity and Efficiency:

Focus on Fundamentals: Emphasizing speed, surprise, and pain infliction aligns with the core principles of effective self-defense. These elements are more important than complex maneuvers in a real-life confrontation.

·   Repetition and Mastery:

By focusing on a limited set of techniques, practitioners can dedicate more time to perfecting their execution. leading to greater proficiency and the ability to react instinctively.

Only one class is needed!

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What is the Jeetsu Method?

Jeetsu is the first martial art created specifically for self-defense against criminals, not enemy military.  Where military combatants start with lethal force and work backwards, Jeetsu starts with minimum force and increases to meet the threat being faced.

Students of Jeetsu are educated in the legalities of self-defense and legal use of force, similar to what police officers are taught.  Jeetsu students are taught when controlling force is called for and when lethal force is called for.

An Jeetsu student is prepared to win the battle in court after winning the battle on the street.

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About David Hallford

David Hallford began studying karate at age 16 under Charles Gaylord.  Gaylord was a kJeetsuukenbo practitioner who created his own system of kJeetsuukenbo known as The Gaylord Method.  Charles Gaylord went on to achieve the rank of 10th Grand Master.
David moved on and began the study of shorinji ryu karate (originating from Okinawan karate) under instructors who were directly under instructor Richard Kim, who would go on to receive the rank of judan (10th degree black belt) posthumously at the time of his death.  David was awarded his 1st degree black belt under Grandmaster Kim in 1970.
David went on to study a Chinese kempo system called Jaak Lung Chuan under Grandmaster Art Gitlin, earning the rank of 3rd degree black belt in 1994.

After 30 years of instructing and studying/training in multiple martial arts styles, David moved away from the traditional martial arts and focused his training on ‘street ready’ self-defense techniques that can be taught to untrained students in a short time (hours/days vs. months/years) These techniques can be immediately usable.
Since the mid-90s, David has studied, trained, and developed realistic self-defense techniques that are designed to work against real-life assaults that happen on the street, campuses, parking lots/garages, ATMs, etc. His techniques are built around the premise that you shouldn’t have to be a martial arts expert to be able to protect yourself from assault.
David has devoted decades to studying violent crime and developing realistic self-defense tactics. While attempting to provide full-circle self-defense training to interested individuals and groups, it became apparent that effective unarmed gun disarms and knife defense skills were mandatory. Discovering that no realistic systems were available, David, together with Rich Nance, formed WARTAC and set about developing a gun disarm system and unarmed knife defense system that are easy to learn, remember, and use in the chaos of a real-life armed assault situation.

David and Rich produced a video through Paladin Press called “Keep Your Piece,” which shows police officers how to keep their sidearm (piece) when a criminal suspect is trying to take it and use it on the officer.
David is a past member of the American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers (A.S.L.E.T) and, along with WARTAC co-founder Rich Nance, has trained as ‘primary instructor’ at ASLET International Conferences in close-quarter combat.  Their “Beating the Blade” seminar has been training law enforcement personnel as well as the military from around the world.
David and Rich received an email from an army corporal serving in Iraq thanking them for producing their gun disarm video, which he studied and had recently used one of the techniques shown in the video to disarm an insurgent hiding behind a door during a room-clearing mission thus saving his life.

David went on to create his own self-defense system called Jeetsu (easy way), which is a devastating fighting system for street self-defense.
Jeetsu also has a system of non-striking techniques that are based on close-quarter control techniques that can stop and control an aggressor without causing any injury.  This system was designed for teachers, psychiatric workers, and caregivers for the elderly who might have to deal with Alzheimer’s patients who might physically act out to control, when necessary, someone under their care or supervision. This system greatly reduces the liability that might stem from having to touch and/or restrain another person and is also appropriate for students who are being harassed and/or bullied by aggressive students.

David teaches real-life self-defense tactics with focus on:
* Women’s self-defense and assault prevention
* Mixed adult self-defense
* Law enforcement
* Teachers and educators
* Teens dealing with bullies
* Psychiatric workers dealing with dangerous or acting-out patients

Jeetsu is the First Martial Art Created Specifically For Self-Defense

Martial arts were first created to fight oppressors with weapons by those with none.  Martial arts were used to fight in wars.  Martial arts were used to kill the enemy.

That leaves the vast number of civilians alone to protect themselves from the criminals that lurk among us.  As civilians, the line between protecting ourselves from injury or death isn’t as delineated as it is for the military, where they confront the enemy and kill them if they can.  We have laws that dictate what we can and can’t do.

As civilians, we are not guided by military rules of engagement, but we are responsible for protecting ourselves, our loved ones, and innocent people from being harmed by criminals.

What is Jeetsu?

Jeetsu is the first martial art created specifically for self-defense against criminals, not military combatants.  Where military combatants start with lethal force and work backward, Jeetsu starts with minimum force and words forward.

Students of Jeetsu are educated in the legalities of self-defense and legal use of force, similar to what police officers are taught.  Jeetsu students are taught when controlling force is called for and when painful strikes or lethal force are called for.

A Jeetsu student is prepared to win the battle in court after winning the battle on the street.

Please get in touch with us at JeetsuSelfSefense@gmail.com  for further life-saving information about your self-defense.

Gun Disarming Techniques

Gun disarm techniques are often a heated topic among martial artists and self-defense practitioners. Opinions vary based on styles, experiences, and training backgrounds. But one thing everyone can agree on is the seriousness of the subject. And because of the seriousness of gun disarms, it should be obvious that we can’t offer the be-all and end-all of techniques.  We can, however, provide a few things to consider and several techniques that have been taught to police and sheriff departments around the country.

Clear Yourself From The Line Of Fire

You must make sure that your body is not in the line of fire. You do this by moving your body, moving the direction the firearm is pointing, or both. If possible, try to minimize collateral damage should the gun go off during the disarm.

Control The Weapon

Gain and maintain control of the gun or knife. Remember, a committed bad guy will most likely try to pull the gun free if you grab it. You must secure a grip that allows you to control where the muzzle is pointed and provides a way for you to rip the firearm from the bad guy’s hands.

Disarm

Learn techniques that allow you to take the firearm from the bad guy without bringing yourself back into a dangerous position. Some weapon defenses, especially if not done absolutely perfectly bring the muzzle pointed back at the person doing the disarm. It is important to remember that sometimes a disarm can be when you knock the bad guy’s head off with a palm heel chin jab or elbow strike to the jaw that renders him unconscious.

Exit Strategy

Once you have disarmed the gunman, you must determine a safe exit. Do you control the bad guy until police arrive or do you escape immediately to safety?  Are there other threats you must contend with? Knowing your state’s laws regarding the use of firearms and self-defense can assist you in making choices that not only save your life, but keep you from legal troubles too.

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