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About Kids Fighting Chance

Fighting Chance™ is an empowering training system specially designed for any school aged child. It is also, most importantly, structured to be fun and non-frightening. "Give Your Kids a Fighting Chance" teaches instinctive, aggressive responses to ward off a potential assailant. It's also been proven to save lives and has been tested around the world. The program is best taught interactively between a parent and their children.

Fighting Chance training is appropriate for school-aged children, regardless of size or gender. "Give Your Kids a Fighting Chance" is based on the broader training program called Fighting Chance. This broader program is designed for people of all ages and then it is further tailored for specific demographic groups (women, retirees, etc.) and specific occupations (business traveler, policemen, security guard, etc.). Fighting Chance is based on the premise that the best defense is a strong offense and that the best techniques are instinctual and easy to learn, but hard to forget.

The Fighting Chance techniques were developed in the United States by instructor Rick Seid, and Israeli Self Defense Specialist Guy Dar, using the best practices from a variety of well-known Israeli self defense programs. These Israeli self defense and fighting techniques were developed by the Israeli military, modified for their citizens and have been well proven and time-tested. Fighting Chance is an open-minded system of offensive defense, which is based upon simplicity, mental strength, and the use of intelligence to prevail in a situation of attack or abduction. This basic underlying philosophy applies to all ages, including school-aged children.

The "Give Your Kids a Fighting Chance" video is the logical solution for keeping our kids safe. This program will ensure that your children are taught the best techniques to ward off assault and escape abduction, empowering them to take action, and to prepare them for even the most challenging situations.

Articles

1/28/03	"Empowering Children to Thwart Abductors" - New York Times By JANE E. BRODY
11/27/02	"Forget the Warrior Video Game - Give Children a Video That Gives Them a Fighting Chance"
11/19/02	"Session gives kids a fighting chance" - The Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT)
11/15/02	Seeking a link in disappearances : Parents meet, discuss similarities in cases of 4 missing adults
10/02/02	By Kenneth Wooden: Author, Child Lures Community Plan Delivered October 2, 2002

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