Company: International Security Training, L.L.C.
Violent crimes, rape, date rape, workplace violence, and hate Crimes. Increased thefts, drug dealing and other desperate behavior due in part, to a worldwide poor economy. A realistic martial arts lifestyle can reduce the probability that you’ll become a victim.
We address this problem both locally and internationally; Locally, we offer realistic self defense & rape prevention seminars at your location. Yes, we come to you! These seminars are ‘street attack’ focused -Training in a dojo, wearing gloves and kick boxing against someone who is ‘enjoying a workout’ is not what we do – We teach recognition, avoidance & survival. Internationally, we’ve built a martial art association that accepts all styles of combatives. We offer personal development training on a weekly basis and have created an environment of respect among all members, martial artists and Nations.
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About Brian
Most people know Brian Allen as the owner of Expert5.com and his Business Services company. Brian however, has been involved in martial arts for over 20 years. He’s achieved instructor ratings in Military Combatives, Bushido Kenpo, Jeet Kun Do, Kenpo Jujitsu and others. Professionally he has worked as a corporate security professional, military policeman, Commander with a State Juvenile Corrections agency, corrections officer for a US Army confinement facility and executive protection agent (bodyguard).
In 2002 he served in Uzbekistan & Afghanistan during Operation Enduring Freedom. His career path has placed him in many violent encounters. He knows about adrenaline, fear, injuries and most importantly – surviving. It’s this experience that makes him a great instructor.
His passion for developing the International Fudoshin Arts Association comes from the men & women he’s worked with and his own instructors. “I’ve worked with and been trained by people who were a lot tougher than I’ll ever be. Their hearts were even greater than their physical skill. Sadly, a lot of them have given their lives in war and I hope to build an association full of honorable members as a tribute to my instructors and all of those who’ve paved the way for the martial arts.”
