Anyone know this guy?

**Detonator** · 04-09-2010, 21:19

Lee Sansum 6th Dan, specialist soldier, Northern Ireland war veteran and famous body guard, teaches internationally on the subjects of personal awareness, self protection and the martial arts.
Lee protected Princess Diana and her sons in St Tropez during the summer of 1997, the tragic incidents that followed in Paris would be the catalyst for his close quarter combat system of training to be developed.
Lee has trained special forces, the elite military police close protection teams and front line infantry troops serving in Afghanistan on the secrets of how to simply and effectively take out any hostile opposition with one simple move.
Lee understood that normal people could not afford their own bodyguards to look after their loved ones so he devised a unique devastating system of self deference..
His teachings are based on his real life experiences as a doorman, a specialist soldier, close protection operator and over two years of hostile military combat experience both as a front line soldier and a covert specialist. He holds black belts in jujitsu, karate and kickboxing.

**eodmatt** · 05-09-2010, 04:36

Originally Posted by Detonator

Lee Sansum 6th Dan, specialist soldier, Northern Ireland war veteran and famous body guard, teaches internationally on the subjects of personal awareness, self protection and the martial arts.
Lee protected Princess Diana and her sons in St Tropez during the summer of 1997, the tragic incidents that followed in Paris would be the catalyst for his close quarter combat system of training to be developed.
Lee has trained special forces, the elite military police close protection teams and front line infantry troops serving in Afghanistan on the secrets of how to simply and effectively take out any hostile opposition with one simple move.
Lee understood that normal people could not afford their own bodyguards to look after their loved ones so he devised a unique devastating system of self deference..
His teachings are based on his real life experiences as a doorman, a specialist soldier, close protection operator and over two years of hostile military combat experience both as a front line soldier and a covert specialist. He holds black belts in jujitsu, karate and kickboxing.Lee Sansum

So, a traffic accident was the catalyst for the development of a close combat (yawn) system of training to be developed, eh?

**Vastatio** · 05-09-2010, 06:13

Yes, it's a pillar of the system.

**cbgramc** · 05-09-2010, 06:26

It could be Chuck Norris hard to Kung Fu your way out of an RTA.

**CRmeansCeilingReached** · 05-09-2010, 06:34

obviously forgot to cover "fasten your seatbelt" in his safety brief to the client. probably too busy doing kung fu kicks in the mirror.

**Vastatio** · 05-09-2010, 06:45

If he's an ex-soldier, he'll have worked with Mercs.

**twothreeuptwothreedown** · 05-09-2010, 07:51

He can't be that good.

He's not a qualified "Parachute Pilot" like one of these other bluffers a while back was claiming!

**Vastatio** · 05-09-2010, 08:38

devastating system of self deference.

Snigger.

**napier** · 05-09-2010, 09:05

Lee has trained special forces, the elite military police close protection teams and front line infantry troops serving in Afghanistan on the secrets of how to simply and effectively take out any hostile opposition with one simple move.

I must have missed that module on RSOI

**Vastatio** · 05-09-2010, 09:07

He was Catering Corps.

**jimmys_best_mate** · 05-09-2010, 09:09

Originally Posted by napier

I must have missed that module on RSOI

That depends - one simple move could be aiming your weapon and squeezing the trigger.

My invoice for this training session will be in the post.

**SHHB071229** · 05-09-2010, 09:48

He's gor a bloody silly hair do. Hows he supposed to watch for imminent danger when his GHD straightened locks hinder his vision. Poof ger a proper hair cut.