Sometimes "Just-Enough"

is All You Need

The fact is, the world is generally a safe place. Fortunately, we don't live in a third-world country or in ancient Japan, China, or Europe where the roads are crawling with bandits and other dangers.  But, you know that there is still danger out there.  Whether you travel for business, vacation with family or friends, or stay here at home, there are very real dangers that must be accepted.

But, do you need to take up a full martial arts program, practice daily to perfect your skills, and earn your black belt, just to be able to protect yourself and your loved ones?  The answer, thanks to EDRTM is, "No!"  In fact, EDRTM is perfect for the person who is looking for a basic self-defense program that will provide just enough to handle most situations. Here are some of the best reasons for taking an EDRTM Non-Martial Arts Defense Training Course:

• No belts to earn, uniforms to wear, or 'karate chops' - just proven techniques that work

• No long-term commitment, contracts, or interference with your already busy schedule

• Easy to learn because it's designed around how you naturally respond to stress & danger

• The basic lessons can be learned in just a few hours

• "Liability conscious" - protecting you from going 'too-far' in a defense situation

• Designed especially for adults and older teens with no age, fitness or gender barriers

What IS EDR?   Click here to find out...

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You can download psd file of header image having very good looking graphic name style from my site. If you don't use photoshop but still interested to go for it, send me your site name to ai[at]st2e.com and I will return you the header image for it. It may take some time depending on my work schedule.

Regarding the top horizontal menus, these are rounded top/bottom, and if you wish to make it straight at the bottom, you can change it easily in the css file by modifying the '#topmenu a' padding style 'padding: 2px 5px 2px 5px;' to 'padding: 2px 5px 1px 5px;'

The template is checked for its CSS and "XHTML 1.0 Strict" conformity successfully, and you should check your modified version accordingly.