Fear is a reality. It is also one of the prime barriers to an accomplished, fulfilled and happy life. Today, fear is prevalent as it hangs over everyone’s life as a shroud of worry, doubt and uncertainty. This is an age of unheard of stress and fear.

The solution to this is PHOBOS (Fear) Training. And there is no more appropriate place to offer PHOBOS (Fear) Training that a martial arts dojo. The market is not only current adult students but other adults (25 – 55 years) within the community.

Our PHOBOS (Fear) Training teaches the science of fear—phobologia. This includes training in aphobia or fearlessness. We consider fearlessness, not being courage or bravado, but as a state of being in which fear can not play upon the mind of the warrior.

Fear spawns in the body and it must be overcome there—this is true body-mind training. Our PHOBOS (Fear) Training includes exercises focused on the ‘fear accumulators’ of the body.

Vernon Jeffery, Sensei and Jamie Husfelt, Renshi
Instructors Adult Level 2 and Level 3

PHOBOS Instructors Training consists of Five Levels:

• Adult Level 1
• Adult Level 2
• Adult Level 3
• Children’s Level 1
• Teenager’s Level 1

PHOBOS Instructors Adult Level 1 Training is an educational experience consisting of various experiential and physical exercises. The following are a sampling of the topics covered during the training:

• Heroic Warrior Archetype
• Mind/Body Link
• Safety/Security
• Importance of Nature
• First Attention/Second Attention
• ‘Fear accumulators’
• Immovability

Twenty-Five Hour Instructors Adult Level 1 Training: Thursday beginning 7 PM completing Sunday Noon.

Must be a certified Level 1 Adult PHOBOS Instructor as a prerequisite to being certified as a Level 1 Children’s PHOBOS Instructor or as a Level 1 Teenager’s PHOBOS Instructor.

FEE: $995. Certification will result in an exclusive territory licensing. There is an additional monthly licensing and support fee.

East Coast Training: Long Island--Academy of Martial Arts, 656E North Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, New York 11757, March 30 - April 2, 2006