The most critical part of self-defense training is developing your Awareness – to your own body, to the people around you, to the visual cues that signal violence, and then practicing appropriate responses to those cues.  

When you work with an instructor in person, it’s easy to train your powers of observation:  he or she can feed you cues until you recognize them in an instant – a punch before it is thrown, a grab before it takes hold, a hand that disappears into a pocket to retrieve a weapon.  While you can learn about these things in any format (reading a book, watching a video), what your skill development really needs is to see it unfold as it does in real life.  We can do that face to face. And now we can also do that via VR.

Thanks to the power of the latest virtual reality headsets, we can now instantly (and convincingly) transport you to any setting you need for training.  Affordable home VR is now so advanced that we can deliver realistic training – realistic enough to trick the parts of your brain that are developing skills – and we can do it without flying you here to us in Connecticut, or flying ourselves out to you. 

It’s groovy.  Very groovy.