Self Defense Seminar for Executives

Thursday, March 15. 2007

Knowing how to control, preempt or defuse possible threats in everyday life requires a set of skills that can be taught. Learn the tactics and strategies of situational awareness -- the ability to know what areas

and situations to avoid, what course of action can be used to protect yourself should a dangerous situation arise, and how to utilize readily available common items (like ballpoint pens, magazines, combs, books, umbrellas) for protection.

Sponsored by Technon LLC, this one of a kind seminar is designed specifically for those who do not have time for extensive weekly training yet know that they have a personal responsibility for their own safety and that of their family.

Knowing how to protect yourself, your family and your workplace is a fundamental step in the process of being PREPARED against the uncertain.

This two day seminar will enhance your AWARENESS and will provide you with the basic tools needed for developing your OWN PERSONAL PROTECTION PLAN.

James Williams has more than 46 years of knowledge and experience in martial and combative arts. He is recognized world wide for his understanding of and skill in ancient Samurai sword fighting. He uses this knowledge to teach teachers and students of military special operations, government security agencies, and SWAT teams for US and allied nations.

James Williams' television appearances include: National Geographic's "Force Recon", The Discovery Channel's "The Ten Greatest Weapons", and Outdoor Network's "Shooting Gallery”.

*Few places left for May 5-6 seminar in Hollywood, FL* *** For information call (954) 364-7516 or email info@TechnonLLC.com ***

james williams,

preparedness,

self defense,

personal protection

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