These skills can be learned in many places. The important thing, don't confuse being a martial artist with being a bodyguard, and avoid the mind-set that weapon expertise will automatically turn you into a Protection specialist. For instance, if someone has been a Marine for thirty years and thinks this is all that is necessary to be a bodyguard, it is a mistaken mind-set. Thirty years makes a good marine not a bodyguard. A Black belt indicates a good martial artist, but not a bodyguard, being a sniper does not make one a bodyguard.
Physical skills are important, but secondary.
This Study Program provides the information necessary to work as a professional, and keep the client safe and alive. A bodyguard's first responsibility is to insure his client is never subject to an attack or has to endure a confrontation. In this program you will discover the Theory of Non-Confrontation. Learn it well. A professional knows it is imperative to avoid confrontations, and a thousand times better than any physical conflict.