Advanced Close Combat Training: Scientific Self Defense (Udemy.com)

How To "Download" the world's deadliest self defense moves directly into your brain.

Created by: Chris Pizzo

Produced in 2014

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What you will learn

  • A scientifically proven way (discovered by Isaac Newton)to hit with more force and pressure. (Regardless of your size or speed now.)
  • A military "insider" secret way to deflect knife, bat or gun attacks using just the edge of your hand.
  • The one-and-only-proven-effective way (straight out of "Dracula") to get someone whopins you to the ground to jump off you like a frog out of boiling water!(Even the toughest guys I know are scared to death of this bizarre "move.")
  • How to cripple someone twice your size and weight using nothing more than the of tips of your fingers!
  • A secret (almost nobody knows) that lets you bust an attacker's knee caps with one simple movement.(Surfers naturally do this move to stay on their boards in rough surfing conditions.Here's how to use it in a fight.)
  • A clever (and very sneaky) way to hit someone that's the equivalent of 10-15 punches. (Works even if you've never thrown a punch in your life!)
  • What to do

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Course Description

If you would like to "download" the world's deadliest self defense moves directly into your brain... just by turning on your computer, tablet, or smart phone and without even having to get off your couch... then this course will show you how.

Here's the story:

Many years ago, while traveling the world seeking the perfect fighting style that would work for anyone (regardless of size, speed or experience) I met "Colonel B."the last remaining Close Combat Training master.

But Colonel B. did not look like your typical killer.

He was an old man at the timeconstantly drunk, out of shape and so wirey thin he almost looked like "gollum" in the Lord Of The Rings movies.

Yet, he and his "rag-tag" battalion of Close Combat Training masters were legendary in World War 2 for terrorizing elite Nazi soldiers and...

Killing Them With Their Bare Hands!

Before meeting the Colonel, I THOUGHT I was a tough guy.

I thought I knew a lot about fighting and surviving.

I'd been a military interrogator (i.
e. trained to extract information from hostile enemy combatants), had black belts in 5 different martial arts and was even a US Gold Medal Grappling Champion.

Not to mention all the "black hat" methods I learned while training with violent Arabian assassins in Egypt, West Bank Israeli soldiers and even the few remaining Japanese Samurai.

But the Colonel just laughed when I told him what these killers taught me.

He said he thought it was "cute."

And after training with the Colonel for several grueling months, I realized just how LITTLE I knew about fighting. And just how silly all those "killer" techniques I'd learned were compared to Close Combat Training.

Anyway, here's why this is important for you:

At the end of my time with the Colonel, he dragged me to a pub in a nasty part of London. He walked over to a pack of psychotic looking thugs in the corner, said something to them and pointed at me. I'm not sure exactly what he said. But these tattooed, muscle-bound thugs dropped their drinks, pulled weapons from their pockets and rushed my way.

And that's when I learnedREALLY learnedClose Combat Training.

You see, I was no longer in the "safety" of a class. These guys had real anger, real aggression and...

Real Weapons!

Including chains, razor-sharp knives and even guns.

And as they rushed towards me, I knew the Colonel was giving me my "final lesson"where I would either kill or BE killed.

No "do overs."

No getting back up if I go down.

No screwing around.

These guys were out for blood. And if I made even one "slip" up...

I Wouldn't Live

To See Another Day!

What happened?

The instant the first thug got within arm's reach, everything the Colonel taught me suddenly "clicked"and I ripped through them like a tornado, leaving them broken-boned, howling in pain and bleeding all over the floor.

Frankly, there's not much to tell.

It was over almost as fast as it began.

But even so... those few moments changed EVERYTHING for me.

Because, you see, I simply did not know what REAL combat was until my life was threatened by a half dozen blood thirsty thugs armed to the teeth in that pubwhere I had no weapons, no back up and no help.

And it was ONLY at that point when, for the first time in my life...

I Finally Awakened My

"Inner Bad Ass"

It didn't matter how fast, strong or fit I was.

It didn't matter how many skirmishes I'd been in.

And it didn't matter how many black belts or medals I had.

None of that mattered. In fact, I always wondered how the Colonelwho was always drunk and could barely walk a flight of stairs without stumbling or trippingcould do what he did.

Now I had my answer:

Colonel Nigel Baywood simply knew Close Combat Training at a "cellular" level. It was "in" himas much a part of him as his very skinfrom actually USING it in real life-or-death combat.

And since then, Close Combat Training has been "in" me, tooas part of me as my own hands and feet.

But here's the problem:

When I went back home and taught Close Combat Training, I could never (legally) put my students in the same life-or-death situationso they could really get it at that killer instinct, "inner bad-ass" slice of the brain.

The part of you that only takes over...

When Your Life Is

TRULY In Danger!

Even my Close Combat Training videos (considered the best in the industry by Special Forces soldiers, international mercenaries and even Olympic level mixed martial artists) can't teach this mindset unless you go out and pick a fight with some goons in an alley like I did.

And then one day, while at the movies, it hit me.

Have you ever noticed how, after watching a good action movie, you can remember the fight scenes?

And, in many cases, even mimic what you saw?

That's because, outside of being in a real fight, that's the BEST way to learn self defenseby watching a scenario unfold in "live action." It's very easy for your brain to follow and absorb what you see in movie form.

So I got to thinking:

What if I did a video series with life-like fights, using Close Combat Training? Scenarios that would be like a good action movieboth entertaining AND educational? Where I would SHOW you a realistic (and common) violent scene, and then go back and walk you, step-by-step, through how to defend against it?

And that's when "Scientific Self Defense" was born.

You literally watch these lessons just ONE TIMEand the world's most deadly self defense skills are basically "downloaded" into your brain, without practicing, sweating or even getting up off your couch.

Scientific Self Defense gives you a quickie "idiot's guide" to putting down anyone who pulls a gun on you, including:

A childishly easy way to disarm someone you can learn in 60 seconds or less... A dead "give away" which tells you if a gunman really intends to shoot you or not... What to do if someone sticks a gun to your back... The FIRST (and only) thing you should do if someone waves a gun at your face... Why you should NEVER drop your keys if attacked at gun point... And even...

Why You Must NEVER Shoot Someone With Their Own Gun!

This is no joke.

When you disarm someone, the LAST thing you want to do is shoot them with their own gun. Believe it or not, that can put you and your family in mortal danger.

Nobody else teaches this, because so few have ever been in a real situation like that. Lucky for you, I have. And I can tell you exactly what to do to keep you and your family safe in a gun attack.

Plus I want to show you a "can't fail" way to tear through any opponent (or multiple opponents) so fast they'll be...

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Instructor Details

Chris Pizzo

After surviving an extremely aggressive strain of cancer, life-long martial artist and award winning educator Chris Pizzo dedicated his life to improving the health, abilities, and martial skills of those that might not have expert level instruction at their fingertips.
Rising to international fame first as the outspoken and controversial Lieutenant X followed shortly thereafter by the widely popular and publicized (ABC, FOX, NBC, etc.) self-defense guru Captain Chris. Pizzo returned to his martial roots in 2013 and gave up life in the limelight to focus on teaching judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to his private clients, team mates, and 4 young sons as well as helping other serious martial artists achieve the income and impact they seek.
Alongside of his military combative expertise, Chris is a 2nd degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Judo under Master Carlos Gracie, Jr., Master Joe Moreira, and Grandmaster Francisco Mansor, and currently trains with Brazilian Top Team.
Meshing the traditional, the extreme, and the cutting-edge of martial arts education, marketing, and business, Professor Chris brings his extensive knowledge, his unique sense of humor and teaching style, and his legacy as the best selling self-defense instructor in history to truly serve and transform an industry.

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Reviews

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By Abhijit Pillai on 8/18/2020

It was Fascinating course and now i can say i have learn self defence , So i can protect myself and my loved once. This course is the best.

By Michael A Thomas on 7/7/2020

Good course but the videos keep stopping

By Gerard de Graaf on 7/2/2020

I like this format a lot. Besides a good refresher very well explained.

By Damian Reyes Vasquez on 7/2/2020

Horrible person does not who to support and when and how. only follow his own nothing. did not provide. had to be sued to provide class supplies and course.

By Roger Navas on 6/25/2020

Excellent course. Love how the entire system is universal meaning it can be used by anyone under any circumstance.

By Jeremy Carpenter on 6/5/2020

It was unrealistic perhaps unless practised for 5 years.

By Simon Polley on 6/2/2020

This is an excellent follow up to the original Close Combat course. I found the scenarios in the bar very beneficial as they put the fight sequences into context in a real world situation.
As before, Captain Chris is an excellent tutor.

By Jez on 5/19/2020

Mostly pretty good content. The course structure is not optimal though. It seems to be a copy/paste of three different courses Chris has run without any linking/explanatory videos. I find it quite jarring going from basic brutality to escape combatives with no explanation of what was coming next. I also found the first section confusing as I didn't understand the structure. I figured it out after a few videos but I think the course would be stronger if you foreshadowed what's coming and made an effort to link the modules together.

By Joel Roman on 5/13/2020

The instruction is clear and easy to understand. The moves look simple enough and the instructor walks you through them several times.

By Shashaank H K on 5/1/2020

There is a lot of practical information. Thanks a lot.

By Onur etinkaya on 4/27/2020

Beginners can learn of most techniques in the "Escape combatives". In the first parts of scientific self defence techniques, generally using edge of hand. But this hand shape is very difficult for beginners. In the "Basic brutality" part, generally doing jiu jitsu takedowns. Some movements probably doesn't work in street. Because most of people doesn't wear loose clothing.

By Ajeet Kumar Pan on 4/23/2020

I don't like that. I want my money back.