Hey .

My vacation was restful but it's time to get back to things in a big way.  And that's why I started class this past Friday after my return to the dojo... especially for my serious Shinobi-Kai and long-distance "Inner Circle" students who were on for the virtual class, the way I did.

Since I planned to focus on the critical psychological aspects of training that serious students should be more concerned about in the upper intermediate and advanced levels of training, more so than the physical techniques themselves...

...I wanted to start with something that would set the tone for the rest of class.

And that's just what I did when I opened with the truth that...

..."You do know that you're easy to kill, right?"

I'm giving away the full 90 minute class to anyone serious enough (and focused enough to sit through a class recording that long!) to want to "GET" what I was teaching during this class.  But, more on that in a minute.

This question/statement wasn't me threatening students in any way, because I quickly followed up with... "not just you, but me too."

The truth is that... we human beings are made of "squishy," fragile parts and, while the human body is also highly adaptable and resilient... regardless of what our egos want to tell us... we are all easy to kill.

And, THAT'S THE POINT OF TRAINING!

Not to be indestructible.

Not to be unbeatable.

But, to make us HARDER - more difficult - to kill!

This led to me highlighting a few of my teacher's lessons about what we're REALLY doing, and what he often told us as to what he was REALLY teaching us how to do.

Like I said, this was an important class... especially for those who are training for real-world survival and REALITY... and not just belts, ego-gratification, or building up a false sense of confidence.

That's why I'm giving it away so I can get it to as many people as possible who need it, want it, and who are ready for this level and type of training.  BUT...

DON'T download this training if:

• You don't want to do the hard part of training (learning the techniques and physical skills is a cake-walk compared to the strategic-thinking, tactical understanding, and "combat science" that makes it work!)
• You only want to learn what's easy, quick, flashy, impresses others who don't know what they're looking at...or that will get you that next belt.
• You're not going to sit through a 90 minute training containing only 3 physical techniques (I mean, really, do you know how may YouTube shorts you could binge-watch during that time?!), or...
• You can't bring yourself to learn from an old, bold guy with a gut (even if he has more experience using this art against actual, violent people than 98% of those in the art!)