Prisoner training

How do you train when REALLY your life depends on your TRUE fortress and hardness? Most exercise systems are for the “domesticated” type of people, that is, those who live their lives in relative security, nurture their strength out of pride, see performance in it, and are not driven by the absolute need for survival. A professional athlete trains his body to perform well at a sporting event, not to get out of a life-and-death fight safely. Even soldiers and police rely more on the security provided by their weapons to achieve victory than on their own brute force. There is only one place in the world where greater power can mean the difference between life and death: and that is the well-guarded prison. In this environment - where bullying is a daily practice - a predator can end up with the weaker in an instant. In the cruel world of prisons, one will either become a professional victim or gain the formidable power needed to survive, signaling to the predator: it is better not to try. PAUL WADE has spent 19 years in hellish places like San Quentin, Angola or Marion Prison. He crossed the prison gate as a fearful and grumpy guy and got rid of him as one of the strongest men on earth. Paul Wade sacrificed his time in prison to develop the formidable power needed to survive. Who would have thought that it was in America’s prisons that we would find the lost secret of gaining immense power! Paul Wade dug up these secrets as if his life was past him - and apparently that was exactly the case in many ways. Paul Wade was freed: he paid his “debt to society”. Not only through the horrors he experienced, but with the greatest gift he could ever give: his book on the techniques of prison training can benefit EVERYONE who is fed up with softness and longs for real strength!