The Usual Suspects

 



Yesterday got me to thinking about time and how little of it we have...


It goes so quick, at first you can't wait to get older, you know,  when you were a kid you couldn't wait to go to school with the 'big' kids, then to be allowed to ride past the corner alone on your bike... Later, for many of us Michiganders, it was go hunting with a gun, or get your boaters permit, then your drivers license, graduate from high school, drink, get out of college, get your first 'real' job, etc. 

We couldn't wait for time to go faster, so we could 'grow up.' 

Later, you and I both know it becomes just the opposite!  

You want time to slow down a bit. Sometimes we yearn to turn the hands of time backwards...

As a matter of fact I hear people complain about both of those 'Usual Suspects' when it comes to training self defense: 

1) I wish I'd started when I was younger...  
2) I just don't have enough time to train...

It's True...

Time is a factor when it comes to training...

I can't turn back the hands of time and I can't add hours to your days, or days to your week...

HOWEVER...

I can help you cheat!

What?!

Yeah, that's right...

I've picked up a thing or two over the decades training, coaching and in real time application. 

If you are currently training (or thinking about starting), you won't want to miss this next course I have coming up. 

It's called - Over 40 10x.

It's all about how to train smarter. How to do more in less time. How to avoid getting hurt and when you do, how to recover faster. Probably the most important thing of all is how to get the unfair advantage in the gym and in the street. 

It doesn't matter if you are anywhere near 40 or not, this free zoom workshop (that you can watch from the comfort of your own phone),  will show you how to train smart. How to get the most out of your training in the least amount of time...  You'll learn how to avoid risking injury and get more benefit and performance when training Krav Maga, or any other Martial Art or Self Defense System. 

In this brief livestream you'll learn how to train in a simple, smart way that will help you get the most out of your training, in the least amount of time.  


If this sounds at all interesting to you, shoot me an eamail and I'll get you access to this free training.

kravronin@gmail.com


If you want in on this, let me know.


Keep Going,
~Craig

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