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Jay - Arlington, TXC$107
C$107Personal Safety for Women, Teachers, and Young Women Going to College - Private Training or Small Groups
I believe in personal safety training for all activities of your life, so you can be prepared for whatever life throws at you. Personal Safety is the ability to learn the skills and knowledge necessary to deal with ANY dangerous situation that you may face in your lifetime. I specialize in unique personal safety and self-protection programs for teachers, adult women, and young women heading to college. In fact, what if I could prove to you during your very 1st hour of training: • Teachers – how to make yourself less of a target for verbal abuse or physical assault . . . • Women – how to improve your personal safety in public or at home . . . • Young women heading to college – how you can exhibit your personal safety and self-protection confidence and start your preparation for those “questionable” situations . . . This is just a small sample of the subject matter you can learn: Teachers: • The gray area that school teachers have to follow when it comes to dealing with a violent student, and what rights you have. • If a fight happens in your classroom, get help . . . from your class . . . really !!! • The (5) best improvised tools for teachers. • (3) characteristics about your attacker(s), and none of them are good for you. • How to keep from “freezing up” . . . • Threat Categories – start putting students in your mental folders. • (5) ways to break up a fight without laying a hand on anyone involved. • And much more . . . Women’s Personal Safety, Self-Protection, Rape Prevention, and Domestic Violence: • Restraints - we’ll show you easy and creative ways to escape that pesky duct tape. • Can you legally hit someone else first ?? The answer is yes, however there is a catch to this. • (4) rules that self-protection training has to have for you to be successful. • What makes you an easy target? With a few simple steps you can turn yourself into a “hard target” and tell your would-be attacker that you’re not someone to be messed with. • You notice someone is following you in a store – what do you do? Find out how to keep yourself, kids, and purse safe. • Pain vs. injury – the 1st one may not be enough . . . the 2nd one gets you home safely. • How to get out of the worst-case rape scenarios and make the guy pay in the process. • Are you really being stalked or is there another reason someone may be following you a lot? • Learn how a relatively new sport in Europe can help protect you in a car rape situation. • You will do as you train – If you know nothing, you will do nothing. Get training so you at least have a fighting chance. • And tons more . . . Young Women Heading to College: • (5) characteristics about your attacker(s), and none of them are good for you. We show you how to counteract those characteristics and make it home safe. • What’s the normal reaction of being choked, and what you need to do instead. • Learn when it’s time to de-escalate the situation, and when it’s “Game-On”. • How to avoid the “It won’t happen to me” syndrome. • “Hi, I’m Regina Phalange” (yes, this has a purpose for being here). Developing a new persona . . . every woman should do this and we show you why and how. • The party that went wrong. We’ll show you how insanely easy it is to put a roofie in your drink, introduce you to a new and very dangerous trend, and how you can keep both of these situations from happening to you. • High School and College campus life . . . and safety. We take a deep dive into what students need, mentally and physically, to make it through their high school and college years safely. • How motor skills affect your reaction in a violent confrontation. • And much, much more . . . If you’ve thought about being more safety conscience but haven’t quite pulled the trigger (pun intended) on signing up for training yet, now is the best time to do it. The world gets more dangerous every day, and the best thing you can do to protect yourself is to start your personal safety training right now. I don’t want to just provide students with common sense solutions . . . they can figure that out on their own. I want to provide them with advanced life-saving strategies so they can survive any uncomfortable issue, stressful event, or violent attack that comes their way.
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