TORONTO, CANADA, March 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Executive Personal Protection Lessons - SAFE International is Toronto's Self Defense Leaders. SAFE International has taught more than 120,000 people since 1994.
SAFE International is Canada's leading provider of mobile self defense/personal protection training with a heavy presence in Toronto, Canada. SAFE International is expanding its Executive Personal Protection Lessons to include Toronto, Canada. The company is owned and managed by Chris Roberts who is a professional teaching Director and self-defense instructor. Since 1994, SAFE International has taught more than 120,000 people in the private, corporate, and high school environments.
SAFE International Executive/Toronto Self Defense, provides company executives with tips and strategies to recognize, avoid, and handle personal security risks. SAFE International will provide this training right at your office, one on one, or with a group of your employees. Prior to the commencement of training, Chris Roberts, CEO of SAFE International, will spend time with each person learning about their safety concerns, whether it is how to handle oneself while away on travel, or how to deal with physical threats right in their own city. It is through this personal attention that SAFE International is able to truly design a course that will have lasting positive effects for the busy executive.
Executives will be taught how to recognize different forms of verbal abuse, and how to defuse in order to resolve conflict without violence. Most people are most uncomfortable with the verbal aspects of confrontation. It is through these reality based drills that you will develop the confidence to handle various forms of abuse, without the need to be physical, while also preparing yourself in the event that it does.
The second phase of SAFE International Executive Personal Protection and self defense lessons is the physical aspect which addresses how to React and Respond in the event that conflict becomes physical. Clients are taught basic, gross motor self defense skills meant to help one get away safely and as quickly as possible. The principles of their teachings are based on how to react instinctively without having to think about what to do. This is not martial arts, but rather, real skills meant for real life scenarios. SAFE International recognizes that today's executives are extremely busy and need this information taught as to them as quickly as possible. SAFE International addresses the emotional, psychological, verbal and physical segments of violence in today's world.
Chris Roberts, CEO of SAFE International also trains/consults people privately on a weekly basis. Private clients include mothers, fathers, daughters, police officers, seniors, and people with disabilities. Mr. Roberts constantly studies and implements new tactics when they his criteria of being simple but effective. If the tactic might save a life, he is interested.
To contact SAFE International and Chris Roberts to schedule your Executive self defense lessons in Toronto, Canada, you can visit their main site at http://www.safeinternational.biz .
You can also view Chris' self defense blog at http://www.selfdefensecanada.info or at http://www.torontoselfdefense.info. You can also reach Chris Roberts toll free at 1-800-465-5972 or by email at chrisroberts@safeinternational.biz
Contact :
Chris Roberts
SAFE International
15535 Cooper Rd.
Lunenburg, ON
Canada K0C 1R0
1 800 465-5972
chrisroberts@safeinternational.biz
http://www.safeinternational.biz
Executive Personal Protection Lessons Now Available from SAFE International, Toronto's Self Defense Leaders
SAFE International is expanding its Executive Personal Protection Lessons to include Toronto, Canada. The company is owned and managed by Chris Roberts who is a professional teaching Director and self-defense instructor.
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[Press-News.org] Executive Personal Protection Lessons Now Available from SAFE International, Toronto's Self Defense LeadersSAFE International is expanding its Executive Personal Protection Lessons to include Toronto, Canada. The company is owned and managed by Chris Roberts who is a professional teaching Director and self-defense instructor.