|
The savage and depraved
murder of Meredith Emerson by Gary Hilton in Georgia offers dramatic
lessons for the rest of us. |
Defense Against Weapons Survey Results!
Here's the set up: You've been attacked by bad guy with a weapon and
you've managed to disarm him, now what do you do?Go here for the
results...
|
Fight Like a Girl promotes self-defense
Fighting like a girl may be considered a weakness. Phoenix business owner Cory Kahabka
thinks it is the best thing a woman can do. |
| A
Successful "Failure" of a Pre-Attack Interview
Failing your next interview can prevent a rape
and possibly save your life. Find out what to look for and see how Charlotte recently escaped
an attack by successfully failing an interview. |
An
Easy and Effective Eye Attack for Women's Self-Defense.
We've found an easy eye gouge that everyone
interested in women's self-defense can integrate into their bag of tricks.
|
Protect
Yourself from Identity Theft Identity
theft has doubled since 2001. Don't think it can't happen to you and don't
think it's not that big of a deal. At the very least, you'll spend
an average of $1,000 clearing your name and restoring your credit standing
and it can take years to clean up the mess. |
|
|
|
Carjacking Scheme Hoax Still
Teaches Valuable Parking Lot Safety Lessons Okay, so the e-mail you've probably seen on the new
carjacking scheme is really just a hoax. But it does open the discussion
on what you need to do and exactly what you can do to stay safe in one of the
most dangerous places around -- the parking lot! |
Every
Predator's Biggest Fear! Use this information to protect
yourself from those criminals who would prey on you. |
He's Drunk: Does Your Self-Defense System Rely
Too Much on Pain Compliance?
You've trained to really hurt him. But will it fail when the your
attacker is intoxicated? |
The
Principles of Self-Defense for Women
Here are six easy to remember principles that
can make the difference in your successful self-defense plan. |
Choosing a Self-Defense Course
What should you look for? And, what should you avoid? |
Protecting Yourself on the
Road
What can you do to defend yourself against Road Rage or assault while you
are driving? |
Can You
Talk Your Way Out of a Rape or Run Away?
Let's take a look at these two personal protection strategies and hold
them up to the light of reality. |
Talking Your Way Out of a Rape. This guest article by Susan
Bartelstone was first presented to me as a counterpoint to the conclusion
reached in the article directly below. But her conclusions are actually
close to our findings and make for interesting reading. |
Do You Need a Weapon?
Does a weapon belong in your self-defense plan? |
|
Ever heard of "rope" or "roofies"?
Get the scoop on
this date rape drug! |
Protect Yourself By Protecting Your Privacy
Here's the steps you should take right now to keep the wrong people from
getting the information they need to hurt you. |
What to Do If Gunfire Erupts!
No nonsense advice on exactly what
to do when gunfire erupts at work or at school. |
Self-Defense Tales from a Professional Victim
Author Bill Langlois is a retired veteran of the San Francisco Police
Dept. where he was a mugging decoy, a
"professional victim". Here are some of the lessons he learned. |
Identify Your
Attacker
Develop a system now so you can help police capture your attacker. |
The Ultimate Concealed Weapon
You can always have it with you,
but your kids can't play with it. It is legal in all 50 states and you'll
never be stopped at the airport x-ray machine with it. |
Advice from Criminal Justice Professional 'X'
The most common mistakes women make
which lead to rape, from a professional who works with sexual offenders. |
Talking About Stalking
He has been calling you, following
you and is now threatening you. Chances are he is your ex. But, there is
almost an equal chance he can be a co-worker, an acquaintance or even a
stranger. Should you be worried? |
Sexual
Assault: It Can't Happen to Me, Right?
It's called "optimism bias" and it's a well-established intuitive human
response. Optimism bias is the phenomenon where individuals disproportionately
believe that they will not become a victim even though
statistics prove that a peril exists and it's widely acknowledged that it
could occur. |
|
Women's Self-Defense Technique:
How to Escape When Trapped Face Down!
You are attacked from behind and you've been pushed to the
ground or the floor. Maybe you've even been pushed down on
the seats of a car and the attacker is pinning you down flat in
an effort to beat or choke you into submission.
|
|
|
