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Tactical Defensive Concepts

I laughed when Master D told me that his new 
limited liability fighting system 
Would Work in ANY situation....

And I was speechless after I saw the first technique...

Dear Friend,

Just in case you haven't heard of him, I want to personally introduce you to the man that has taught me more about bustin' heads and takin' names than anyone on earth.  His name is Gordon B. Dixon, but his friends and clients know him as "Master D."  In addition to being an Ordained Minister and the Unarmed Combat Director for Tactical Defensive Concepts, he's a Sixth Degree Blackbelt Master Instructor in Taekwondo and Hapkido, a Master Instructor UDC Tactical Restraint Tactics and  Master Instructor Level in several different Disciplines and Arts, as well as being the chief instructor and owner of Tupelo Martial Arts.  

I've been training with Master D for many years now, and I thought that I had saw everything that he had to offer.  When he told me that he had been working on a new system that would save your butt when it hit the fan as well as keeping it from getting sued off, I had to fight hard keep my mouth shut.  I had saw it all, right?

Well, when he performed the first technique on me, I became a Believer!  I was on the ground before I knew what happened.  I'm sure that by now you're wanting to know what he used.

Well then, Let me tell you a little about....

The Truth about Limited Liability Self Defense

LLC-RATS stands for Limited Liability Critical Response and Tactics Systems.

Well, what does that mean? Let me break it down for you:

Limited Liability - let's face it; we have lot's of unscrupulous lawyers in this country that need to earn a paycheck. They want to make you that paycheck; therefore you need to lessen the exposure of yourself, company, department or organization to these liabilities as much as possible. 

Critical Response - that's your reaction to an up close altercation, when it gets hot and heavy with all that adrenaline pumping. It shouldn't be a reaction, it should be a response. 

Tactics- that's keeping yourself and everyone else safe if at all possible.

System - yes because it's not a martial arts that requires years and years of training to get to a beginner level. Now having said all that, let me explain that this system can be learned in a short time by anyone. But you must understand this statement "you react as you train" if you don't practice or you train in sloppy halfhearted manner that's exactly what your response will be. There is another old saying "practice makes perfect", it should be perfect practice makes perfect. That's not true either because nothing in this world is perfect.

Let's go further. While it draws from several disciplines...

 it's not a martial art. It's tactics and strategies.  

This system was developed over the years to address the needs of anyone who finds themselves in an environment having to restrain someone who is harming themselves or another person. It's not only a limited liability system of tactical restraint, but encompasses much more. It deals with all of the correct response for handling someone or dealing with most close up situations that come your way. You know most critical situations get up close and personal very quickly. This type of altercation ends up a lot of the time on the floor or ground. That is, of course, the wrong place to be, especially if you're in law enforcement, bail enforcement, personal protection, trying to protect your family or simply dealing with an altercation in the workplace.

Whatever professional discipline that you are engaged in whether your in any type of law enforcement including corrections, bail enforcement, health care providers, teachers and administrators, security industry or loss prevention industry, protecting your family or someone that needs to utilize less-than-deadly force by means of empty handed tactics, that person must be able to do so quickly, skillfully, and with reduced liability and risk to everyone involved. The longer you are engaged with a subject, the greater risk of losing control of the situation and suffering injury or even death. Depending upon a subjects actions and the situation, you will have to increase or decrease the amount of force employed for compliance. The C-RAT system allows for the necessary escalation or de-escalation of force for compliance without causing serious or deadly injury. While other non-lethal training systems make this claim and I have had the opportunity to train and study I can 't vouch for them as they have both good and bad points as with anything.

This is a complex, common sense system presented in...

a simple straightforward manner so it can
 be learned in a short time. 

This is going to make you go "Duh" why didn't I think of that or why wasn't I trained in that. Well, it's what we have trained in for many years and that's all that we do. We don't work in any side jobs.

Courses can be taken at our location and they are geared toward an ongoing training regimen, which is broader based. Workshops for advanced personnel are regularly scheduled.

Seminars and workshops can be held at whatever location you wish to provide and in any country that is approved by our department of state and friendly with the USA. The Basic Seminar is two (2) days intensive workshop designed to totally immerse the individual in this system.

Included in this two (2) day workshop:

Although LLC-RATS seminars are tailored to your specific needs, here are some of the things that you will learn during a LLC-RATS Seminar:

•  Learning which of the five types you are and focusing on those strengths and over coming the liabilities of that type.

•  Learning what works for you, everyone is different.

•  Learning to utilize and channel the adrenal response properly.

•  The cold hard facts about knives.

•  Working the angles, how to enter and restrain in the safest manner.

•  On the hood, on the wall or on the floor what works and what doesn't.

•  Close quarter technique, strategies and application.

•  Flowing with the situation.

•  Oh, No! We're on the ground, what now?

•  Why you should never tackle someone and how much the danger to you increases the closer you get to the   ground or floor.

•  Lot's and Lot's of practical application of what's been studied.

• And Much More!

If this is the kind of information
that you'd like to get your hands on...

Now you can.  You owe it to yourself to try this method and experience the wonderful results that it can bring.

But don't take my word for it.  Pick up the phone and give Master D. a call at 662-844-6304 or fire him an email right now while it's still fresh in your mind.

Pray for Peace, Train for War

Chad N. Cantrell

p.s.  If you are Interested in becoming a LLC-RATS Instructor, be sure to ask Master D about it when you talk to him.