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Women’s Self Defense

Can Anyone Defend Themselves? Of course the answer is "Yes", but each person has different circumstances. A 300-pound football player is going to have a different skill set than a 130-pound mother of two. The biggest misconception in the martial arts ... Read >
Author: Damian Ross

Keep Him on the Run.

How to Blast Through Any Assailant's Defense. Damian Ross The Self Defense Company Like in all combat sports, the last thing you want to do is be on the defensive and unlike MMA or Boxing, in the world of self defense the stakes are much higher... Read >
Author: Damian Ross

Awareness for self defense women

When it comes to ladies self defense, one of the most important things you can do is learn how to be more aware of your environment. To some people, this comes naturally. To others, it needs to be a learned skill. Learning about ladies self defense is imp... Read >
Author: Andrew Thomas

Self Defense Products-How to Protect Yourself While Recreating

There are millions of Americans who walk or run outdoors on a regular basis. They usually do it by themselves at odd hours and frequently in isolated areas making them potential targets for canine or human assailants. Incidences of assaults in parks freq... Read >
Author: Jack Krohn

California Drug Rehab Centers Still Have Their Hands Full with Meth Addicts

In an attempt to quell drug addiction and abuse problems across the U.S., the federal government enacted the Combat Meth Act of 2005. This Act cuts directly across the availability of the raw ingredients needed to make methamphetamine, an illegal schedule... Read >
Author: Karen Morris

Batons for Self Defense

Contemplating a method of protection is a very serious undertaking. If you are considering such a purchase you need to evaluate your options very carefully. When selecting a tool for self defense the first thing is to consider your own level of strength. ... Read >
Author: Barry Jenkins

Heroes Not Welcomed in Atlanta

On Monday night after 11:00 pm in Atlanta, Georgia, an ex-marine was walking home from work at a midtown Atlanta restaurant and was approached by five teens. The teenagers flashed two shotguns, a .38 and two pairs of brass knuckles. The waiter ran from hi... Read >
Author: Will D. Massop

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