Course Curriculum: What You'll Learn

Tension

Understanding how to control the right balance between being too tense and too loose.

Core

Understanding why a strong core is key for balance and movement in self-defense.

Base

Understanding why positioning of your feet plays a key role in maintaining control and resisting force.

Grounding

How to make yourself heavier which makes it more challenging or impossible for an attacker to pick you up.

Managing Distance

Understanding why maintaining space between you and an attacker is important to minimize their ability to harm you.

Body Blading

How to position your body at an angle to minimize the target area you expose to an attacker.

Posture

How to keep a good posture to maintain balance.

Falling and Getting Up

How to fall with less impact and quickly recover.

"Eyes on the Prize" Concept

Understanding why keeping eyes open is key in self-defense.

Dominant Side

Understanding and utilizing your dominant side for more effective defense.

Anatomy 101

Understanding your body to use it more effectively for defense and offense.

Weak Points of the Body

Understanding most vulnerable areas of the body to defend against an attacker.

Push Pull Principle

Using opposing forces to control or escape an attacker.

Punching

Learn why, while punching is a common instinct in self-defense, is not always the safest or most effective option for those who are untrained. Learn the alternatives.

Knee Strike

How to use your knee as a powerful weapon for defense. Learn the alternatives to knee strikes when in close range.

Blocking for Protection

How to block strikes to protect yourself.

Intro to Grabs and Holds

Understanding the main principles of how to break grips.

Grabs and Holds Escape

How to break out of a "2 on 1" hand grip.

Wrist Grabs from Behind Escape

How to escape when someone grabs your hand from behind

Two Hand Grab Escape

How to break free from a two-handed hold.

Bear Hug from Behind

How to escape when an attacker hugs you from behind.

Bear Hug from the Front

How to escape when an attacker hugs you from the front and picks you up.

Bear Hug - Advanced

How to prevent being dragged away.

Hair Pulls Escape

What to do when someone pulls your hair.

Clothes Pulls Escape

What to do when someone grabs your clothing.

Throat Chokes Escape

Understand body mechanics and learn how to break free from a chokehold (one hand, two hands, pinned against the wall).

Escape Being Dragged

How to free yourself if being dragged by feet, hands, or hair.

Frames and Wedges

How to use your body to create barriers between you and an attacker.

Hipping Out

Learn to use your hips to create space to escape a hold on the ground.

Hip Bumps / Thrusts for Mount Escapes

Learn how to use hip thrusts when you are pinned under an attacker.

Closed Guard

Learn how to defend yourself on the ground when an attacker is between your legs as well as when you are face down and an attacker is on top of you.

Common Items for Self-Defense part 1

Everyday items that can be used for self-defense: keys and pen.

Common Items for Self-Defense part 2

More items for defense: purse, phone, rings.

Shoes

Understand how to use your footwear and assess the attacker’s.

Learn to Fight Back

Learn how to overcome a psychological barrier to fight back.

Learn How to Keep Your Eyes Open

Practice keeping your eyes open.

Practice To Scream

Train your voice to call for help or to intimidate an attacker.

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This course is designed to only provide educational guidance on self-defense skills for personal safety and confidence. We are not responsible for any actions taken by participants outside of this course. It’s essential that participants understand their own responsibilities and review their local laws regarding the appropriate and lawful use of self-defense.

Self-defense laws vary significantly depending on location. Please be aware of these differences and consult with a legal professional if you have any questions about when and how self-defense is legally applicable in your area.