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>confront< Announces Reality-Based Street Combat SeriesNew self-defense tools help men and women survive violent attacks VANCOUVER, B.C., Oct. 15 — >confront< has launched a new self-protection series entitled “Rituals of the Urban Warrior,” the product of 24 years of intense research into the dynamics of violent confrontations. “Everyone needs to protect themselves, but not everyone has the time to become an ultimate fighter,” said Andrew Netschay, President and Founder of >confront<. “Our system helps people tap into their hidden potential and develop awareness skills, confidence and power.” This no-nonsense street proofing series includes a DVD shot on location in Vancouver’s downtown eastside, one of North America’s most drug-infested and crime-ridden areas. The 70-minute instructional program depicts realistic street attacks and the brutally effective tactics used to counter them, including lessons on how to defend oneself against stronger and larger opponents. The Rituals of the Urban Warrior Street Combat Psychology CD helps listeners dismantle limiting beliefs by asking compelling questions that expose self-imposed limitations. “Can you manage fear or does it manage you? Do you know what to look for and say during a confrontation? Knowing how to exploit your adrenaline dump will give you the edge to become mentally tough for the street,” said Netschay. Motivational eBooks are also available and provide stimulating exercises that quickly integrate the powerful strategies learned from the visual and audio tools of the series. “This arsenal of street combat tactics allows you to work on your golf game and learn to be lethal in the street, and confident in the boardroom,” said Netschay. “Everyone needs to make a commitment to their safety to ensure that they are survivors, not statistics.” Products from The Rituals of the Urban Warrior Series are available for purchase at www.confront.com. About >confront< The Confront Team is led by Andrew Netschay, who has produced the three-part television series ‘Street Defense: Empowerment Strategies’, and is regularly featured in articles and books related to negotiation and confrontation. His experience as an educator, working with law enforcement officers, professional athletes and executives has placed him in high demand as a guide to empowerment and safety. For more information, to schedule interviews, or for RUW review copies, contact Natasha Davies at natasha@confront.com or call toll free 1-888-894-8185. Related Links: |
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