The 90-Day Disarm Intensive

Tell me who you are.

Ten questions, about two minutes. I read them myself before we ever speak, so that when we do, I already know what you want and we can spend the time on you instead of on the basics.

There is no limit on how many people I take. If you can do the work, there's a place for you — I'll put more instructors and more classes on before I ever turn someone away for numbers. This isn't a competition and there's no cohort to miss.

What I'm actually filtering for is whether you'll show up. Six of these hours are one-to-one with a founding instructor, and I'm not handing those to someone who won't use them.

So Vince can reach you about the call. Nobody else gets it, and we don't send text messages.

Is this for you, or for your school?

We work with individual martial artists and with school owners — the program is the same, the school track adds the authorization and business layer.

How old are you?

Asked because it changes how I teach you — never because it rules you out. Our oldest students are the ones who prove the point.

What's your training background?
What do you want out of this?

Something usually prompts this. Somebody got close to you, or to someone you love. A neighbourhood changed. A birthday landed. Tell me in your own words — this is the part I read first.

Can you get to two classes a week for ninety days?

They run five nights a week plus Saturday, on Zoom, so you pick the two that fit.

Could you get to Bonita Springs, or catch us at an event, at some point in the year?

Not required — there's an in-person credit included and it never expires, so plenty of people use it in year two.

This is priced like a single university class — a few thousand dollars, not a few hundred. Is that an investment you're in a position to make?

We go through the exact number on the call. I ask now so neither of us spends half an hour finding out.

Vince reads these himself. If it's a fit you'll go straight to his calendar; if it isn't, I'll tell you on the next screen and point you somewhere better.