Hapkido Ultimate Self-Defense
In our constant search to bring you the world's greatest martial arts experts Shogun Media is proud to announce the release of Master Steve "Road House" Sexton's New 3 DVD series titled Hapkido "Ultimate Self-Defense".  This dynamic 3 DVD set will give you over 3 hours of professional instruction on the most effective Hapkido self-defense techniques which have been personally field tested by 6TH Degree Black Belt Master Steve Sexton in real world combat situations so you know they work.  Dont' Wait!  Protect you and your loved ones by ordering the 3 DVD Hapkido "Ultimate Self-Defense" series TODAY!  Over 3 hours of professional Self-Defense instruction you can view time and again.Renowned 6th Degree Hapkido Master Steve "Road House" Sexton is a street fighting legend in the San Fernando Valley area of California.  Unlike so many paper masters who have never been in real combat situations Steve "Road House" Sexton is an original Bad Ass!  Master Sexton is one of the few martial artists who regularly uses traditional Hapkido techniques in real life self-defense situations.  With over 25 years experience as a professional Bouncer, Master Sexton's Hapkido skills have brought him victory in hundreds of dangerous street fighting encounters against all kinds of aggressive people out to do bodily harm.  On the night club circuit he has experienced every type of assault from one-on-one confrontations to multiple attackers.  He's been shot at and has disarmed numerous knife, bottle and club wielding crazies.  He attributes his survival to the hightly effective self-defense techniques of Korean Hapkido.  A 6th Degree Black Belt, under Korean Grand Master Jung Bai  Lee, Master Sexton Considers Hapkido to be the most complete self-defense system because of the variety of techniques it has to offer which include striking, kicking, throwing, joint locking, chokes, ciruclar movements, angle attacks, weapons disarming techniques, leveraging, redirecting your attackers force against himself and much more.  Having faced as many as 15 gang members in an all out brawl with the help of just one other person and to have lived to tell about it, Steve "Road House" Sexton knows what Hapkido techniques work in real life or death encounters.  If you've seen the Patrick Swayze movie "Road House" you will get good insight into the Legend of Steve Sexton, hence the nickname "Road House".  Steve "Road House" Sexton is still bouncing and keeping the peace at a Club in Woodland Hills California.  He is a very humble and low-key guy who would love to meet you if you happen by the club, but just remember, don't get rowdy he has a job to do and he does it well.