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KRAVMAGEDDON IS BACK

KRAVMAGEDDON IS COMING. 7 December 2024. 15 hours of uninterrupted, pure self-defence & fighting training. The one event to end them all. 15 hours of non-stop FIGHTING & SELF-DEFENCE training starts 7 december 2024 @ 9.00amEnds 8 December 2024 @ 12.00am CLICK TO ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE Are you ready to

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4 Everyday Carry Essentials For Self-Defence

We’re going to take a dive into the personal protection and safety world of everyday carry for self-defence, also known as EDC. I want to be very, very clear about this: the tools that you carry on your person every day are for form and function. It’s not just about

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Dealing With An Active Shooter

An active shooter is an individual who is actively attempting to harm or kill people in a confined, populated area, usually using firearms. Victims are often selected at random, making these situations highly unpredictable and fast-evolving. Active Shooter Profile and Response Guide In an active shooter scenario, awareness is essential. Individuals

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The Most Effective Self-Defence Technique In The World

The most effective self-defence technique in the world is little-known and extremely simple. If I told you there’s a self-defence technique that works in various situations—whether someone is bigger, stronger, or a better fighter than you—and it’s effective for almost everyone, almost every time, you might think I’m exaggerating. You’d

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Self Defence Law In NSW

Self-defence is a commonly relied-upon defence in response to assault charges and other offences involving the unlawful use of force.  A person is not guilty of an offence if they were acting in defence of themselves or of another person.  This article outlines self defence law in NSW. In New

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How To Spot Someone With Bad Intentions

Imagine if criminals in the 1800s looked different. Early criminal psychology suggested that criminals had facial features that set them apart from ordinary people. They were thought to have thicker eyebrows, protruding foreheads, and other distinctive traits that identified them as criminals. This idea, popular in the Victorian era and

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