Self-Defense has Nothing to do with Fear

The news and media constantly remind us that the world is a scary place. Its easy to become fearful of every shadowy alley, every park at night and even our homes no longer feel safe. With the world being as frightening as it is, you might think that we would be embracing this fear in order to sell self defense classes. We don’t deny that everyone needs to protect themselves and bad things certainly happen. However, we want to know, are you prepared to give up that fear? Are you truly ready to feel secure?

In our self defense class we stress that no action to protect yourself can come from a place of fear. Fear causes hesitation, fear makes us sloppy, fear makes every situation fight or flight. We all know what happens when people act out of a fear, people get hurt. Sure, we want you to protect yourself. You might have to inflict pain on another person in order to do that. But don’t forget that self-defense is also about minimum required force. We want everyone to know that being able to fight is one thing, the confidence to look at a dangerous situation rationally and calmly is something else. Together these things add up to self-defense and real security.

So don’t take a self defense class in order to fight the next time you feel afraid. Take self defense so next time you won’t be afraid. Fear will always be a natural part of life. However, next time your friends or family have to experience this negative emotion, you can be the calm in the storm, their rock. This what a self-defense class is all about.

Have you met Blue Cheese?

Many who have met Zevan Hunt (Blue Cheese) will think of him as a funny, nice, caring chap attending the University of Central Oklahoma. Little do they know, Hunt also kicks some serious butt as an MMA fighter. Making sure he hits the stair master in between classes as well as spending his evenings at New Limits Academy training children. After he finishes an intense training session he’ll make sure to ask his teammates to go run with him. It’s safe to say that he leads a satisfying double life. He might look like just another charming college student, but after he wraps his hands and prepares for his next Muay Thai showdown, he becomes his own personal superhero.

Hunt is the No.1  amateur 170 pound welterweight contender in Oklahoma. He remains undefeated in combat.

This is his most recent fight.

And yes, he fights in the cage as well.

Combat welterweight championship will be at Tulsa Renaissance Convention Center.

Date: June 30th, Saturday, 2018

Hunt faces the Champion Devin White.

Do you want to know what song “Blue Cheese” will enter with?

You might find out June 30th in Tulsa.

Here is the Link so you can buy a ticket!