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I’ve been training with DGC for the past two months. The key areas I look for in training are as follows:

1) Training Staff - their integrity, experience, work ethic, do they have passion for their trade and flexibility. Mr. Traylor and Dennis far exceeded my expectations in all training areas​ Strength of the program -

2) Mr. Traylor has taken the best from numerous martial arts disciplines, boxing, wrestling and weapons handling and developed urban combat techniques that are “real world” and brutally effective Training facility -

3) The DGC training facility is perfectly suited for learning and perfecting DGC urban combat techniques.

When younger I boxed, studied Karate and Jujutsu. I was young, fast and aggressive. Now that I’m older I felt it necessary to improve my combat skills to be prepared for potential problem situations in this crazy world we live in. REAL WORLD EXPERIENCE: While recently at a resort I was attacked from behind. As we learn in DGC I was aware of my surroundings and caught the attack in time to cover, duck and spin around. Before my attacker could deliver another blow, I delivered an elbow to the shoulder, right and left-hand eye strikes, throat chop and trip which took less than two seconds. The attacker was down for the count. I’m 5’6” , 155 pounds my attacker was over 6’ and 200. In my past I would have tried to fight my attacker and probably have taken some punishment. DGC has given me the skills to end a confrontation fast with minimum injury.

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