Rick Seid is the founder / developer of FIGHTING CHANCE and FrontLine Krav Maga.

Frontline Krav Maga   Kids Fighting Chance

Rick is also well known for his numerous TV appearances in relation to his FBI-endorsed "Kids Fighting Chance" training program. Rick Seid founded the "Fighting Chance" series of self defense programs based around the flagship program aimed at helping to prevent child abduction and sexual assault. The core of the training is Krav Maga. 

Rick studied under the late Eli Avikzar, the founder/ former 11 year head of hand to hand (Krav Maga) for the Israeli Army and it's Special Forces, and Guy Dar, Chief Instructor of Full Contact Krav Maga.  
 
This system of training focuses on providing the average person, regardless of age, size or gender, with the skills and fighting spirit needed to respond to a real-life attack, whether that be a carjacking, a burglary, rape attempt or an abduction.  The training is designed to bring the average person to a high level of proficiency in a short period of time.   

In the book / video “Give Your Kids a Fighting Chance™” Seid and Israeli instructor Guy Dar have focused on children's safety. It is the most comprehensive and reality based training loaded with critical information for parents to pass on to their children. Within the video, Seid and Dar have developed new ideas and teach tactical responses from every level of an encounter, even including car escape techniques that are simple, easy to remember, fun to practice and effective in resisting an attacker.  This knowledge and these skills give adults, teens and children, if ever the target of an abduction, a real fighting chance to escape and, more importantly, to survive. 

Another program drawing high acclaim is Seid’s Women’s Fighting Chance DVD training and soon to be released Women’s Fighting Chance Book. With attacks on women and coeds reaching epidemic levels, Seid has developed new and unique material to meet the challenges that women are confronted with at home, on the streets, in parking lots and on college campuses.