Professional Services:

Back Ground checks for employment

Internal Theft / Fraud

Employment/Reference Verification

Expert Testimony in security-related premises liability cases

Computer fraud and other misuse

Computer forensics and data recovery

Asset loss, theft, fraud, and embezzlement investigation

Workplace violence prevention program development and training

Workplace Drug-abuse and violence investigations, consultation, and training

Misconduct, discrimination, and sexual-harassment investigation

Interviewing for financial assistance for medical institutions

Expert testimony in security-related premises liability cases

Personal Services

Background Checks for premarital

Marital (Cheating Spouse)

Harassment, Stalking and Domestic abuse

Locating people and assets – Worldwide

Personal Protection Assistance,  Consultation, Equipment and Training

Accident and Personal Injury Investigations

Criminal / Civil Litigation

Asset Location

Surveillance with state -of- the- art equipment / GPS  Vehicle Tracking

Security Risk Assessments, Threat Assessment, and Security Surveys

Bug Sweep / Electronic Counter Measures

Please call for more information and to discuss how we may help you!
Phone Number: (208) 577-0444

Personal Information

• Owner / Master Instructor
• 6th Degree Black Belt / Professor – Martial Science
• Inducted into United States Martial Arts Hall of Fame (Humanitarian Award – 2005)
• Inducted into World Karate Union Hall of Fame (Master of the Year Award – 2006)
• President of the Idaho Professional Martial Art Alliance
• Seven’s Hero Award Winner (KTVB Channel 7, Boise, ID)
• Lifetime Member – International Martial Arts Council of America
• Boise’s only Certified Pressure Point Master in Martial Arts
• Ada County Sheriff’s Youth Foundation (Member)
• Defensive Tactics Law Enforcement Instructor (Nationally Certified)
• Martial Arts Training
• Ryukyu Kempo, Tang Soo Do, American Kenpo Karate, Aikido, Hapkido, Kung-fu, Judo, Jujitsu, Wing Chung, Shaolin Chin Na, Jeet Kune Do, and Taekwondo

Additional Training

• C.D.T. Tactical Master Instructor2003
• Certified Massage Therapist (C.M.T. 1996)
• Certified in Hypnotherapy (2009)
• First Aid and C.P.R. Certified (Current)

One who is good at being at being a warrior does not make show of his might;
One who is good in battle does not get angry;
One who is good at defeating the enemy does not engage him.

Lao Tzu

Space is limited, so reserve you spot today!

During this seminar women learn the A, B, Cs of conflict avoidance.  These are important steps to stay safe before there is a problem.   The self-defense skills are every day motions and are easy to apply in multiple different situations.

Mrs. Michelle Testimonial –

The Women self-defense class was a scary at first but as the class progressed I realized how easy and direct it was to protect myself.

We are very concerned with the well being and education of our children.  Our unique children’s programs use interesting and enjoyable methods to keep the student’s attention and teach skills that they can use for life.  We promote non-violent resolutions to conflict, and students are treated with respect and are taught to return the same respect for others.Lil Dragon Class Video

Matrix Corp

We have joined with the Matrix Corp to have them help with financial side of the school.  The only change that

customers will notice is there no money taken at the school.  Please avoid making payments at the school.

Everything is to be sent into                

ISC

PO Box 5134

Boise, Id  83705

Testing

Friday – September 10, 2010 Times will be scheduled when applications are turned into Master Dan

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Seminars

We are offering a free seminars on September 11, 2010

Free Bully Seminar  10:00am – 11:30am  Ages 5 – 10

Free Women Self-defense Seminar 12:30pm – 3:30pm Ages 12 & up

Free Personal & Family Protection  4:30pm – 7:30pm   Ages 12 & up

Please sign up to reserve spot – Spacing is limited

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Ms. Mallory Babysitting

Mallory is responsible, fun, and safety-conscious babysitter who loves children. Her rate is $5 hr & $1 for each

Additional child.  You can reach Mallory at 336-7066

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Master  Massage Therapy

Relaxing or Therapeutic Swedish Massage Therapy

1/2 Hour   $35.       1 Hour  $50.                 1 1/2 Hour  $70.

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Grand Master Jack Hogan

will be in Boise 10/30/10 – See Master Dan for Details. *
Grand Master Hogan is Master Dan’s Instructor and Mentor **

Our Self-defense Seminars are specially designed to teach students a quick, easy, effective and realistic techniques.  The courses are offered every quarter are very affordable.

We have something for everyone it just depends on what level of training you desire.

The information is based on using everyday movement just applied in a self-defense situations.  All the movement are easy and require no practice.  What we will cover is where and when to attack an assailant’s venerable areas to allow us time to escape.

Mr. Bobby Testimonial – This was a very useful seminar that helped me learn that I could quickly and easily neutralize a dangerous situation.

A few popular examples of this therapy are as follows:

The term massage therapy (also called massage, for short; massage also refers to an individual treatment session) covers a group of practices and techniques.  There are over 80 types of massage therapy.  In all of them, therapists press, rub, and otherwise manipulate the muscles and other soft tissues of the body, often varying pressure and movement.  They most often use their hands and fingers, but may use their forearms, elbows, or feet.  Typically, the intent is to relax the soft tissues, increase delivery of blood and oxygen to the massaged areas, warm them, and decrease pain.

· In Swedish massage, the therapist uses long strokes, kneading, and friction on the muscles and moves the joints to aid flexibility.

· A therapist giving a deep tissue massage uses patterns of strokes and deep finger pressure on parts of the body where muscles are tight or knotted, focusing on layers of muscle deep under the skin.

· In trigger point massage (also called pressure point massage), the therapist uses a variety of strokes but applies deeper, more focused pressure on myofascial trigger points–”knots” that can form in the muscles, are painful when pressed, and cause symptoms elsewhere in the body as well.

· In shiatsu massage, the therapist applies varying, rhythmic pressure from the fingers on parts of the body that are believed to be important for the flow of a vital energy called ki.

Massage therapy (and, in general, the laying on of hands for health purposes) dates back thousands of years. References to massage have been found in ancient writings from many cultures, including those of Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Japan, China, Egypt, and the Indian subcontinent.

In the United States, massage therapy first became popular and was promoted for a variety of health purposes starting in the mid-1800s. In the 1930s and 1940s, however, massage fell out of favor, mostly because of scientific and technological advances in medical treatments. Interest in massage revived in the 1970s, especially among athletes.

What Should I Do Before My Treatment?

Avoid heavy eating and alcohol consumption prior to massage or body treatment. Please let us know about any preferences regarding (pressure, music, room temperature at the time of your treatment so we may prepare your personalized treatment.

When Should I Arrive?

Please come in 10 to 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment to fill out an information sheet, this is so we can have time to discuss your needs before the time of treatment.

What Should I Expect During My Treatment?

You will have a few moments to consult with the therapist for areas of concern. You will be left alone to change clothes before and after treatment.

Do I Take My Clothes Off?

For a full body relaxation massage, most people undress completely (underwear is worn at your discretion). Your privacy is respected at all times as you are warmly covered with a clean sheet; only the area being massaged is exposed. Most types of bodywork, including Swedish Massage, incorporate the use of oils to lubricate the skin and allow for easier application of certain strokes. This is best done without clothes worn.

Some clients prefer not to disrobe; we welcome your comfort. If you’re more comfortable not disrobing please bring shorts and a comfortable top.

What Should I Do After My Treatment And What Should I Expect?

Please drink lots of water, as it helps flush out any toxins that were released during treatment. Most people feel relaxed and/or refreshed after a massage. Occasionally, some people experience post massage soreness the day after their massage. This is nothing to worry about. Most people feel a great reduction of their original muscle tightness and/or pain after the delayed soreness resolves itself.

In general, massage is a relaxing experience that feels good. In some cases, treatment of a tight muscle or treatment on a painful injury may first cause some discomfort, which will lessen after several minutes. A trained therapist knows that to have the most profound effect-deeper is not always better.

There are several theories, none of them with universal support, about the exact physiological cause of this delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). An old theory suggests that excess lactic acid in the muscles is the cause of this soreness. However, studies conducted by exercise physiologist, Dr. George A. Brooks, have concluded, œlactic acid does not cause muscle soreness, fatigue or the burn of intense exercise. Nor does it cause post-massage soreness. While excess lactic acid is typically present in sore muscles, it is not the cause of the soreness itself.

More research must be conducted before the exact mechanisms can be determined, but it is most commonly believed that post-massage muscle soreness is due to tight muscles having been stretched and realigned, adhesions and scar tissue having been broken apart so new tissue can form and lay down correctly, and/or deep pressure having been applied to an injured muscles to release spasm. All such procedures help muscles to relax and heal. However, they can also cause soreness the next day. This delayed onset muscle soreness is not unlike what a person experiences after intense exercise.

Any time muscle tenderness occurs, place one cup of Epson salts in hot bath water. Soak for 20 minutes and follow with a cool shower. (this soak/bath is contraindicated for anyone with cardiovascular problem or any other conditions that might respond negatively to forms of heat therapy.)

What Are The Benefits of Massage?

Increases circulation, allowing the body to pump more oxygen and nutrients into tissues and vital organs including the skin. Massage stimulates the lymph flow, the body’s natural defense system, against toxic invaders. For example, in breast cancer patients, massage has been shown to increase the cells that fight cancer. It relaxes and softens injured and overused muscles increasing recovery time.

Managing your stress with massage can allow for greater energy and reduction of stress related disorders such as depression, anxiety, muscular pain, chronic aches, persistent infections, headaches and insomnia. Massage quiets the nervous system and relaxes the mind, which leads to improved emotional and mental health.

Massage improves range and releases endorphins-the body’s natural painkillers-and is used in chronic illness, injury and recovery form surgery to control and relieve pain. It relieves pain for migraine suffers and decreases the need for medication.