Bully 911 - Stop Being A Victim

Children of all ages:

-Need to defend themselves against chokeholds, arm grabs. headlocks, shoving, hairpulling
-Do not need martial arts experience to learn
-Can stop being a victim, and can escape
-Will learn easily from step-by-step instruction
-Will gain self-confidence and feel empowered
-Will benefit from simple techniques anyone can learn

As parents, we are expected to have all the answers for our children especially when it comes to their well being. Unfortunately, many parents do not have any experience when it comes to teaching their children how to protect themselves when "Mom or Dad" cannot be there to help them. Noel and Johnny Gyro have spent years working with children and parents to provide viable, sensible, easy to learn options to the prevalent problem of bullying. Johnny and Noel hear the same concerns and fears from parents year after year. The names and faces are different... the resentment and frustration with bullying causes parents and their kids to plead... "How can I get it to stop?"

Torn between society´s standards, school rules and their child´s safety, it can be a daunting task for parents to tackle since they often lack experience. This is why Bully 911 is for you! With years of hands on experience with their own children plus the thousands of children that they have taught over the years, Johnny and Noel Gyro provide viable answers, options and solutions for you and your child! Bully 911 is a sensible, easy to learn step-by-step instructional DVD which addresses a variety of issues, concerns and threats. Levels of protection taught range from mild, moderate to more forceful. This is a chance to work with and speak with your child on the heartbreaking topic of bullying as you learn how to handle a bully together! Don´t let your child be victimized by the mental and physical harm from bullying - the effects of which can last well beyond their childhood years! What have you got to lose except... your child´s fears and worries!

Upplagd i sortimentet: 10 November, 2007