Accuracy is Final.
Defensive Mindset
The best way to stay out of trouble is to avoid it. This course is designed to teach you how to identify, prepare, and react to dangerous situations. This is not a shooting or fighting class. This class is about training and using the most powerful weapon you have -- your mind. This class is perfect for everyone, whether or not you carry or own a gun. We will help you become more aware of your surroundings and help you avoid situations that could endanger your life. This course is not about living in fear but how to trust your instincts and listen to the mental survival signals all of us possess but often ignore.
Some of the topics covered during the course are listed below:
-- Survival awareness (awareness of your surroundings)
-- Traits criminals look for in a victim
-- How to avoid looking like an easy target
-- Danger areas (places that put you at risk)
-- How to minimize the risk in Danger areas
-- Listening to your instincts
-- Avoid living in fear
-- How to say “No”
-- Danger signals and the predator mindset
The best way to stay out of trouble is to avoid it. This course is designed to teach you how to identify, prepare, and react to dangerous situations. This is not a shooting or fighting class. This class is about training and using the most powerful weapon you have -- your mind. This class is perfect for everyone, whether or not you carry or own a gun. We will help you become more aware of your surroundings and help you avoid situations that could endanger your life. This course is not about living in fear but how to trust your instincts and listen to the mental survival signals all of us possess but often ignore.
Some of the topics covered during the course are listed below:
-- Survival awareness (awareness of your surroundings)
-- Traits criminals look for in a victim
-- How to avoid looking like an easy target
-- Danger areas (places that put you at risk)
-- How to minimize the risk in Danger areas
-- Listening to your instincts
-- Avoid living in fear
-- How to say “No”
-- Danger signals and the predator mindset