
When Resistance Matters Most: Why Women Should Learn Krav Maga
Women who resist attempted rape are significantly more likely to stop the attack. Learn to protect yourselves.

Self-Protection for Women Ride-Share Drivers and Riders
Women drivers matching exclusively with women passengers (and vice versa) is a good start, but it’s not enough to stay completely safe.

Your Reaction to Threats: Expectations Versus Reality
Fight, Flight, Freeze, and Fawn: How you THINK you’ll react to a threat and how you’ll ACTUALLY react are surprisingly different and could mean the difference between life or death.

Healthcare Workers Are Five Times More Likely to Face Workplace Violence
Healthcare workers are FIVE TIMES more likely than peers in other industries to face workplace violence.

The Fear of Gym Membership Is Real
Understandably, people HATE the gym membership model. Hell nowadays EVERYTHING is a membership or subscription model. However, your personal safety is a completely different ballgame.

Krav Maga Self-Protection Is a Life Skill
Learning how to protect yourself is as important a life skill as is swimming, calling 911, and learning CPR.

The Benefits of Vigorous Exercise on Your Professional Life and Career
Don’t overlook the benefits of vigorous exercise on your professional life and career.

Training Krav Maga to Relieve Stress
Relieve work and life stress by hitting something AND learning practical, life-saving skills.

How Krav Maga Differs from Martial Arts for Sport Fighting
Real life attackers don’t play by rules, and neither does Krav Maga.

White-Collar Workers Are NOT Immune to Assaults and Random Acts of Violence
Your six-figure+ salary doesn’t make you immune to assaults and random acts of violence.

Service Industry Workers Need to Learn Self-Protection
Service industry workers need to learn how to protect themselves.