Damian Ross has earned three black belts in various martial arts, placed in international competitions and worked as a bouncer, security agent and private contractor. He launched the Self Defense Co. (SDC) in 2007 to teach people how to survive real violence without the sport and ceremony of typical martial arts. Damian has appeared in SWAT magazine, Black Belt Magazine, Martial Arts Masters Magazine, MAXIM Magazine, The Danny Bonaducci Show, Fox News, Penn and Teller’s BULLSH!T and makes regular appearances on mainstream media.
Damian Ross, founder of The Self Defense Company, offers one of the freshest perspectives when it comes to training. Check out this article on the secret to packing powerful punches — plus, how you can apply it to your training.
Like any tool you invest in, it’s important to take care of your guns by storing them properly and cleaning them regularly. Check out this piece my buddy (and Self Defense Co. founder) Damian Ross republished on his blog that runs down five hard-and-fast rifle cleaning rules you should never forget.
For many people, learning a specific combat style instills a sense of confidence. But how do you know if the class you signed up for at your local dojo is worth it? Here’s Damian Ross, founder of the Self Defense Co., to teach you six signs that your self-defense instructor sucks.
Damian Ross has an impressive résumé. He has earned three black belts in various martial arts, placed in international competitions and worked as a bouncer, security agent and private contractor. See what he has to say about how most crimes of violence begin — and the best way to avoid them altogether.
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