The Respect Center
Women Declare W.A.R.™ Seminar
(Women Against Rape)

This course does not promote the use of any defensive weapons as a main form of protection.  The individual taking this course should have the understanding that your main means of self-protection and awareness will be to verbally and, if necessary, physically defend yourself by any means possible using various parts of your body as weapons.  The defenses demonstrated and taught in this course will not be effective without proper and sufficient training.

This seminar involves role-play and hands on participation.

In this course, the pros and cons of using different weapons now on the market will be explained.  Some of those include:

• Stun Guns
• Hand Guns
• Kubotan Key Chain
• Mace
• Tear Gas
• Knives

Call us to arrange for this or any of our other seminars or fill out our form for more information.   Our seminars can be hosted at your site or at our new facilities.

Testimonies:

"My initial expectations were to learn
several defense moves and get some
additional exercise.  After the first 
thirty minutes of your class, I realized
what I was about to learn would stay with
me for a lifetime and someday possibly save
my life!"                  Monika DeRouse

"In my opinion the course was exceptional,
particularly with respect to encouraging
overall awareness and evaluation of
potentially dangerous situations.  I believe
every female college student should take 
this course."
                           Lisa Welker

"I learned a lot of valuable information
and techniques in defending myself.  I now
feel more comfortable in my awareness of 
my surroundings.  Thank you so much for all
you have done for me and will do for other
women in our fight for safety.  I'm sure I
will be in touch for a refresher course."
                           Kathleen Laury

"Your techniques are superior.  You base your
instruction on common sense.  If ever I am 
forced to use what you have taught, I have
chosen to fight back and to "focus" on the
mission before me... to 'use the least amount
of time and the least amount of energy to do
the greatest amount of damage.'"
                           Betsy Ley