How to train when your LIFE truly depends on YOUR TRUE strength and toughness Most fitness systems cater to the domesticated type-people relatively secure in life who cultivate their strength out of pride, seeing performance in it rather than being driven by the dire need for survival. A professional athlete trains the body to excel in a sports event, not to safely get out of a life or death struggle. Even soldiers and police officers rely more on the security provided by their weapons to achieve victory rather than their own raw strength. There is only one place in the world where greater strength can mean the difference between life and death: the heavily guarded prison. In this environment - where intimidation is a daily practice - the predator can easily end the weaker one in a moment. In the brutal world of prisons, a man either becomes a professional victim or acquires the terrifying strength necessary for survival, signaling to the predator: it's better not to try. PAUL WADE spent 19 years in hellish places like San Quentin, Angola, or Marion prison. As a scared and scrawny guy, he stepped through the prison gates and emerged as one of the strongest men on earth. Paul Wade devoted his time in confinement to develop the frightening strength needed for survival. Who would have thought that we would find the lost secret of acquiring immense strength in American prisons! Paul Wade unearthed these secrets as if his life depended on it - and in many ways, that was exactly the case. Paul Wade walked free: he repaid his 'debt to society'. Not just through the horrors he had endured but with the greatest gift he could offer: his book demonstrating the techniques of convict conditioning can be beneficial to anyone tired of softness and yearning for true strength!