Anger Management Education for Martial Arts Teachers

Anger Management Is Self-Defense

Anger management isn't taught in martial arts schools, even though it is self-defense, because there has never been a training program for instructors. That is, until now.

Hello, I'm Tom Callos. Allow me to introduce you to a master in a form of self-defense that, until now, has rarely—if ever—been taught on the mat or in the training hall. Dr. Tony Fiore, The Anger Coach, is the world's preeminent anger management instructor.

Dr. Fiore's first online training program will, in just 10 hours, provide you with a set of tools that will serve you for the rest of your career. These tools are as relevant and important to self-defense and peace of mind as any kick, punch, block, or throw.

There's a mission behind this education: The mission is to arm our students with a kind of mental self-defense that brings them peace and happiness for years to come. It is to stop the need for anger management to be something adults learn after they have fallen victim to their own—or someone else's—anger. We are going to become prevention specialists because we have tremendous influence with young people and have dedicated our lives to personal mastery and self-defense. Anger management, in today's world, is self-defense.

The first step is to put on your white belt again and become a student for 10 hours while you learn and absorb the basics of anger management. If the material speaks to you, our second 10-hour Anger Management Educator certification course can help you become a local expert in teaching the art of anger management.

This material can empower you as a teacher and give you a business edge over other youth sports and activities, along with new marketing and public-relations tools.

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