When confronted by an aggressive person, it is essential to remain calm and avoid saying or doing anything that could escalate the situation. Here are some of the worst things you can say or do …more
The Holiday Season is prime hunting season for criminals. Criminals are lazy and always look for easy opportunities. They know that over the holiday season people are more relaxed and that this creates additional opportunities for them to target their next victim.
Headbutts are commonly used in anti-social attacks. Anti social attacks are motivated by ego. The attacker feels a constant need to show dominance over others and use verbalization, posturing and violence to achieve his/her egocentric …more
This is a much debated topic in the martial arts and self-defense world. Some instructors feel that one cannot learn martial arts or self-defense from online training, others feel that it compliments live in-person training …more
Most people assume a gun will always be superior to a knife during a violent altercation. But is it true? Will a gun for self-defense always be superior? The answer is both YES and NO. …more
Criminals want easy opportunity when they prepare to do crime to attack their victims. When thinking about self defense, this is the most important knowledge you can acquire to protect yourself and your loved ones. …more
Gender Based Violence is a term used in South Africa to address violence aimed at women. Many organizations call for stricter legislation to punish offenders. Others advocate that men should be better educated to respect …more
In the C.O.B.R.A. Self-Defense Training Course for Adults you not only learn physical self defense skills but most importantly you learn how to recognize pre-attack indicators before the attack happens. This allows you the opportunity …more
You have probably heard this saying many times: “You will fight the way you train”. This may be true to some extent… but not always. When you get into a real violent confrontation (fight), you …more
Recognizing a potential threat is eighty percent of the battle. You must be able to recognize a threat whether it’s obvious or not. Who is a threat? Anyone who is attempting to control you, deceive …more
