Monday, May 21, 2012

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 CMD is changing what it means to do Stand-Up Martial Art & Self Preservation training,

  • Crazy Monkey Defense will help you develop unflinching confidence in your stand-up martial art game; in a progressive, safe and fun way.
  • We take a Martial Art-Life® approach to training modern martial arts. Our motto has always been: "Using modern martial arts as a vehicle to help our clients become champions on and off the mat".
  • Unlike many other modern martial arts, we focus on developing our clients mental game because we know that a strong mind creates winners in the ring of life!
  • At The CMD we SAVE y our brain! No more unnecessary headaches, there is no need to take unnecessary shots to the head.
  • We are proud to be the 'Anti-Tough' guys of the modern martial art world. All CMD gyms have a Zero Meat-Head policy, where CMD Trainers are committed to an ego-free, non hyper-competitive environment.
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Crazy Monkey Alaska -Jason Oxholm - CMDP Professional Trainer
600 West International Airport Road, Second Floor, Anchorage, AK 99518
907-351-6901 / This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 

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