Yesterday we ran a women's only self-defence course at Woodloes School in Warwick. We welcomed 11 dedicated women eager to acquire skills and knowledge that will empower them in their daily lives.
Our day began with a comprehensive presentation on safety awareness in daily life. This crucial first step provided attendees with an understanding of personal safety habits that can significantly reduce the risk of being targeted. The emphasis was not just on physical techniques but also on cultivating a mindset of safety.
In today’s society, personal safety is more important than ever. Recent tragic events, such as the Sarah Everard case, the Huntingdon train robbery, and the Bull Ring stabbing, highlight the urgent need for women to empower themselves through self-defence training. We are offering a Women’s Only Self-Defence Course designed to equip women with essential skills for self-protection and confidence.
Why Self-Defence Matters
Every day, women face situations that require awareness, confidence, and readiness to act. Many people may respond to high-profile incidents with immediate inquiries about self-defence courses, but unfortunately, this interest often doesn’t translate into actual participation. This lack of prioritisation is concerning. Self-defence is not just a skill, it's a vital life skill that can help you navigate an uncertain world.
Our upcoming course on 7th December delivers practical and effective training in a supportive environment. You’ll learn essential techniques tailored for real-world situations and instil a mindset that promotes awareness and safety.
