This 3 DVD set covers the various aspects of NLP psychology pertinent to self protection.
In it Master NLP Trainer Bob Spour will teaches how to:
Richard Grannon & Bob Spour – No Doubt, No Fear
1. Reverse the Phobia pattern, making you innoculated to fear.
2. Elicit and Install strategies of confidence, determination and aggression.
3. How to condition your neurology using anchoring so you will have a “switch†allowing you to turn aggression and confidence on whenever you neeed it most.
4. How to use your physiology to alter your state and your mental focus.
5. Hypnotic Language patterns to dissuade and evoke feelings of fear inside a potential assailant before the fight becomes physical.
All of this is done in an easy conversational manner which is easy to listen to and most importantly to UNDERSTAND.
Bob´s “military style†training is simple and functional, all the unneccessarily complex terms and methods and BS are removed leaving you with stripped down psychological Tools that you can begin to use IMMEDIATELY.
Drawing on stories and anecdotes from his time in the SAS and from encounters aas a civilaina in the street Bob creates an easy learning environment that will allow you to get to grips with some of the most advanced, sophisticated psychological NLP concepts and tools quickly and easily.
Disc 1-
10 principles of Self Protection
Physical Principles of Movment from SAS Fight secrets recapped
From the Physical to the Psychological
Disc 2-
Bob Spour´s Chief SASSP Instructor and NLP Master Practitioner Richard Grannon explains the use of “The Fenceâ€
Effective strategies for dehumanzing an assailant and immunizing against fear of violence elicted and installed. Learn to look at an opponent the way an experienced fighter looks at an opponent. You may be shocked at the difference this alone can make!
Disc 3-
Anchoring states of Aggression and Total Supreme Confidence
NLP technique of “Reframing†for handling aggression and confrontation with skill and elegance.
Specific examples of good psychology used by Bob and other soldiers serving in the SAS to get a “job done†effectively.
