Unarmed Skills for the Armed Citizen-Fox Defensive training

[brent fox]

•Dealing with close quarters & surprise attacks utilizing natural/instinctive reactions.
•Defense against the Sucker Punch.
•Knife Disarms.
•Pistol Disarms.
•Tips on instinctive/point shooting
•Getting Off The X: Evading getting shot.
•BBDT (Brent's Bag of Dirty Tricks).
•Safe and fun, force-on-force training with the Tony Blauer High Gear suit.
•Special Requests: answered as time allows.

- Tony Blauer High Gear http://www.tonyblauer.com/4105/03_01_highgear.asp

- Who can attend: Men, Women, and Teens. No previous training required.

- Location: Outdoor location in St Paul, email to reserve and get details.

- Training will be video taped and copies mailed to students (included in the price).
- First member $60, additional family (Spouse & teens) can train for $40 each.

Saturday October 18th, 1-5 pm (Cancelled if raining/too cold, reschedule for next Saturday 25th)

Don't let the name fool you, even those that don't carry a weapon are welcome to this course. There are lessons focused on stopping an attack, then accessing your weapon, or finishing and escaping. Unarmed training supplements your weapons training and carry. We may not always be able to access a weapon when initially assaulted.

Contact Brent for private arrangements or other training seminars.
Max of 6 people allowed: Must Reserve - FIRST COME FIRST SERVED!
Please email a response if you plan to attend.
foxdefensivetraining@hotmail.com
(651) 491-0101

Brent Fox - Fox Defensive Training

Credentials
Pemit to Carry Instructor since 2001
Security Supervisor - PPCT Law Enforcement Defensive Tactics & TASER Instructor
20+ years various martial arts and fighting systems: American Kenpo, Jeet Kun Do, Filipino arts, Jujitsu, etc. etc

[brent fox]

Recomendation from "Ms. T", who attended this training in 2012

A quick note of thanks to Brent Fox for his “Unarmed Skills for the Armed Citizen” class Saturday. The weather was perfect, the setting was realistic and the instruction was excellent.

We learned several individual “close quarters” moves that can be used in series to fend off an attacker when drawing a gun is neither possible nor practical. We had a chance to (carefully) practice with each other, and finally more realistically on Brent (in his “Michelin Man Suit).

Content was not so much as to be overwhelming but enough to have alternatives if one thing doesn’t work. Also included was basic weapons disarming.

This instruction was such that anyone could benefit from it. If it’s offered again, I’d recommend attending.

Thanks Brent !

“It is not the things we do in our lives that we regret – it’s the things we don’t do.” (Randy Pausch)

MCPPA Instructor - http://www.TrainingOptionsLLC.com
NRA Instructor
MN DNR Firearms Safety Instructor
Firearms Academy of Seattle Aug. 2008

[brent fox]

Updated training info:
OK, the forecast is not looking favorable. Here's the new course schedule.

Saturday October 18th, 1-5 pm (Cancelled if raining/too cold, reschedule for next Saturday 25th)

[brent fox]

Last call!
Still can take a couple more for Saturday

[Erik_Pakieser]

I'd be there if I wasn't training at Camp Ripley this weekend.

[jschroeder]

My wife and I took this class. I thought I'd post a short review for anyone else who may be thinking about it.

LIke the description says, my wife and I wanted some basic training on how to counter an assault at bad-breath distance without relying on a weapon. We both have permits, but we've never taken self defense of any kind. We thought the class was really well done. There is a huge amount of material that could be covered in a class like this, but Brent did a really nice job keeping everything on track and not getting sidetracked, even though we asked a fair amount of questions. The class was well balanced between basic no-weapon and weapon scenarios (ie, disarming), and we got to practice each skill force-on-force against him and each other. We only had 4 hours, so there was only so much we could cover, but it was time well spent. I came away with a number of skills I didn't have before. Who knows, that may be the difference between going home and not going home some day.

I'd recommend this class to anyone wanting to start learning these kinds of skills. Definitely including spouses and kids who are old enough!