Aibudo Martial Arts System Promotional Flyer

Most adults these days are thinking about these things. Most Americans are a little overweight (some a lot). Ours lives are very busy, yet sedentary. We don't get enough exercise. We have too much stress (which is slowly killing us).

Yet, we always seem to find a reason not to make the time to do something that is important for our health and well being.

"I have tried exercise plans, health clubs, gyms and even home workout

equipment. I stay with it for a few months and get bored!"

Most of us have good intentions. We know we need to exercise. Maybe lose a few pounds. Try to rid ourselves of stress. Get in shape. Look and feel better. BUT...

Somehow it seems everything we try gets old and boring pretty fast. The gym membership gets wasted. The video tapes you ordered are collecting dust somewhere. How about that exercise machine you bought that turned into an expensive clothes rack (before it ended up in a garage sale).

So what is the solution?

The adult program of the Aibudo Martial Arts System.

But why martial arts? Good question.

Why Martial Arts?

I have been training in the martial arts for many years. It seems like yesterday when I

started. Time seems to fly by.

For any physical conditioning program to work (mentally and physically) you need to

stay with it for extended periods. Problem is...

Most things that adults do to stay trim, fit and feel good are just plain boring. Many of

you have bought a one year health club membership and used it for two or three months

and never went back. Or that exercise bike or treadmill that became a clothes rack after

six months (or less!).

Many send for exercise videos thinking that "well, since I don't have time to go to the

gym, I'll just work out at home". Yea, right!! That one usually lasts less than a month.

So why is martial arts different?

The answer is simple. It's fun. Interesting. Easy to measure your progress and there is

always something new to learn.

Shihan Dennis L Wissler

Why is Aibudo Martial Arts Different?

There are a lot of approaches to teaching martial arts. Some schools are very strict

and traditional. You cannot talk in class. You never approach your instructor. Instead

you must ask one of the assistants if you have a question. The head instructor is not

only non approachable, but if you make a mistake, they have some pretty interesting

ways of making you know it. None of which make you feel very good!

Then there are the non traditional schools. Kind of like a playground for martial artists.

Not much in the way of respect or tradition. They don't teach many of the traditional

forms and drills that the ancient masters based their systems on. Some of them are

more like boxing gyms without the ring. A total absence of tradition and decorum.

We believe that the best learning situation is somewhere in between. We do believe in

and follow a certain amount of the Far Eastern tradition. No, not in a religious sense

at all. But we do bow as we enter the training area as a gesture of courtesy to each

other. We value honor, courtesy and respect.

I personally believe that the best learning atmosphere is a relaxed friendly one. I think

that is why we have attracted such a nice following of adults in our program. Men and

women who like to learn and train. Enjoy each others company and have ultimate

respect for themselves, the instructors and each other.

Special Free Offer

The fact that you are reading this tells me you are looking for something. Maybe it is

to learn to defend yourself. Maybe to get in shape or lose weight. Maybe you want to

increase your self discipline or self confidence. Perhaps you have always wanted to

learn martial arts. Maybe you just want to participate in a fun activity with other fine

adults.

You can do all of these things and more in Aibudo Martial Arts.

I would like to make it easy for you to try out our program. I know that once you start

training at our school that you will want to continue for a long, long time.

SPECIAL FREE OFFER IF YOU ACT NOW

Let us assume any risk you may have by making this very special offer. We

would like to offer you either: (1) 2 Free, regular class, lessons or (2) 1 Private lesson,

without any obligation whatsoever, Available only through this free registration offer.

Your Choice:

"2" Free Regular Class Lessons (6 Hours)

"1" Free Private Lesson (2 Hours)

You will see and experience first hand the amazing benefits of our program.

You will see improved self discipline, self-confidence and concentration in just a

few short weeks. This is all part of our free offer!

And remember, it's free but only for our special registers.

There is no cost or future obligation whatsoever.

If you have questions, e-mail shihan1@aibudo.com.

Please specify that you are inquiring about the Special Martial Arts Training Offer.

We urge you to act today. This special offer is limited.

Right now is the best time to start changing your future!

This offer is in effect until further notice.

Call now to receive your:

"2" FREE REGULAR CLASS LESSONS

"1" FREE PRIVATE LESSON

Current Certified Instructors

of the Cambridge City Martial Art Academy

Aibudo Martial Arts

Shihan Dennis L Wissler Soke

10th Dan

Cambridge City Martial Arts Academy

620 Shawnee Avenue (Dojo Location)

Cambridge City, Indiana

Aibudo Martial Arts

Master Chad Wissler Soke-Dai

6th Dan

Cambridge City, Indiana

Aibudo Martial Arts

Master Steven Jordan

7th Dan

Cambridge City, Indiana

Aibudo Martial Arts

Sensei Mike Bodwell

3rd Dan

Cambridge City, Indiana

Thank you for your time. Myself and our instructors look forward to meeting you.

Sincerely,

Shihan Dennis L Wissler Soke

Senior Instructor and System Director

P.S. If you are in Law-Enforcement, as a final note,

inquire about our LEAS (Law-Enforcement Awareness program).

You won't find anything in the area anything like it.

Check our website for more information.

Our emphasis on strategy's is what makes our system much different than most. Don't just take my word for it, just listen to what actual experienced martial artist has to say about our website and system:

"I came to your website with a substantial amount of skepticism. As a martial artist who (in addition to teaching) trains full contact in the ring 5 days a week, I am generally unimpressed with the level of discourse on most web sites. It seems people forgot what it really means to be able to fight or defend one's self. What I read in your site was wonderful. Especially great was the "strategy" section; all those points are so true (in my humble opinion) and have given my daily learning process an invaluable sharpness of direction. Although I have not had the time to learn exactly what style your school teaches, the education I received here has given me a greater respect for the study of martial arts as a whole; and it has certainly given me a great respect for your School. Thank you for making this information available, please let me know if I may return the courtesy in any way."

Sincerely,

Michael H. Taradash

Calasanz.com miket@calasanz.com

Sensei Chad:

The website is great. Never let the school go.

Mark Gabbard

Sensei:

Memories of past, but not forgotten. Outstanding

webpage for an outstanding martial arts system. If there is

ever another chance to train in your system, I will. To all

those who are currently in, never loose sight of the bigger

picture and keep your head up, eyes focused, and

shoulders relaxed!

Christopher Dickerson

Very informative, I like it.

Charles Krum

Shihan,

Hadn't read the "Western Wayne" (website) for a few weeks so as I was looking it over again I was surprised to see the Aibudo system's add. I enjoyed seeing this and all that was written to encourage people to get involved with a system of exercise. I like the idea of 2 free lessons because this would give a person more time to really examine an excellent system. I know when I started, I was scared to death, and I believe it was because of the unknown. Also, it is good not to understand some things because a person can be overwhelmed with to much information. I like the way the system builds a person's skill level little by little. You don't realize you are growing and before you know it your performing a new technique. I am amazed at the patience you all have with me, and I deeply appreciate you all for this. You break every thing down to simple short steps which helps me so much, and if frustration sets in you all move to something else than come back to the technique with renewed vim and vigor. I deep appreciate the Aibudo System and all the people active people in it.

Sincerely, SARA