Sunday, February 24, 2013

Welocome to Situational Awreness for Everyone

 Welcome, My Name is William Perkins, I am starting this blog to record a project of discovery. I am turning 50 this year and as a result I going to teach 100 Women in my community my basic self defense program ,  for free.   A little about my self and how this project began.

I began training in Ki Aikido with Dr. Andrew Tsubaki Sensei in 1995 and continued to be Tsubaki Sensei’s direct student until his passing in 2009. I earned a Sandan(3rd degree black belt) in Shin Shin Toitsu Aikido, and a Shoden in Ki Development, while under the direction of Tsubaki Sensei.
I am now under the direction Koichi Kashiwaya Sensei, Chief Instructor for Ki Society USA. He currently acts in an advisory role between Ki Society International Headquarters in Japan and other USA Chief Instructors.

The following
is a list of current certifications I hold.

Certified Defensive Tactics For EMS and Fire and E.V.E. 4 EMS/Fire Instructor 2010.
Nationally Certified Trainer for R.A.D. (rape, aggression, defense) since 2007.
Mindfulness Mediation Therapist Level 1 Certification 2009
Victim Offender Mediation since 2003
Crisis intervention and response trainer 2001
Peaceful intervention Trainer, since 1998.
Specialties
Defensive Tactics, Self Defense, crisis intervention, Victim Offender Mediation.
Mindfulness Meditation, Life skills coaching.

None of this really matters that much other to give you some background of  where my journey started and my basic skill set.
I am hoping to change the paradigm of self defense education and really make it meaningful and about you . 
I am not charging for this class, I am hoping however to interview you and record your thoughts, your stories and your honest feed back about what this class gives you . I am hoping to build a body of evidence, that is relevant and assessable to women and girls everywhere.

We will explore, diet, exercise, nutrition, prevention, weapons and technology.  I am hoping to take the hype and fluff  out of realistic and necessary training .

Thank you for you  thoughtful consideration,
Bill



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