Thursday, 4:29 PM.
Las Vegas, Nevada

It's the first Las Vegas Target-Focus Training self defense class in 2 years!

Lots of people were disappointed when we moved our base operations out of Las Vegas to San Diego.

Everyone loved attending the world's #1-rated self-defense training classes here.

Easy in from anywhere. Great hotels. And it's THE place to visit after your training ends.

And since I'm here much of the year, I was always on the lookout for ways to bring a new class back here.

It really just boiled down to finding a date that worked.

Well, we've got the date, and it's the first live training session of 2008:

March 7, 8 & 9, right here in Las Vegas.

In fact, it's the only training scheduled for first quarter.

Now, the location we'll use is a great place to train. We've used it many times before.

But it has one drawback: size.

We can only get about 22-24 first-time attendees comfortably into the room.

That's not a lot.

And unlike other locations where we often can reach out and grab extra space in adjoining rooms, here adjoining space outside the class is just hard rubber mats or concrete!

And while working outdoors on concrete is a great learning experience and one I'll probably let you experience for a little bit, it's not where I want you spending your first 3 days with us.

So that means you don't want to delay securing one of the limited spots for this training.

Make this the year you give yourself andyour loved ones that special after-Christmas gift that keeps on giving... for the rest of your life.

It's simple & easy. Just register here

Personal regards,
Tim Larkin,
Creator, Target-Focus Training

PS. You can expect to complete your class with the same feelings as Gaurav Shukul, a financial professional from Massachusetts who attended the last Las Vegas training:

"It surpassed all my expectations by a mile & more. I've tried everything that's out there - Muay Thai, Tae Kwon Do, Krav Maga, etc, and nothing comes close to what I learned from TFT in terms of the effectiveness and sheer simplicity of the principle-based approach, free of a 1,000 techniques. To be honest, I was worried I might get a more glamorized version of Krav Maga but what I got is unmatched in both mechanical and mental aspects of surviving violent encounters. Kudos."

Click here and join us in Las Vegas March 7-9.