We
understand that women's self defense training must fit into your busy schedule
in order to be realistic. Women lead busy lives and if you are going to take
time to learn self defense it must be simple, effective and realistic. There
are a lot of misconceptions about self defense for women. Training should not
hurt. The best self-defense techniques are simple and easily accessible for
your use if you need them to defend yourself or your family in an attack. You
don't have to be in 'good shape' to learn self defense.
Robb Hamic
commonly provides women's self defense seminars across the United States and
speaks to large groups of women regarding safety, risk mitigation and use of
force issues. He has success as a motivational speaker at corporate events and
has provided a new alternative for speaking engagements for employers who want
their employees to take away something valuable. Mr. Hamic is a professional
instructor, author and he has many life experiences that relate surviving
violent, scary attacks.
Summit Self
Defense® specializes teaching women self defense. We teach all available
courses and subject matter to our women students and we also realize that all
women have different risks, objectives, fears and motivations for training. We
listed some of our training opportunities below:
- Private women's self defense
lessons
- Women's self defense
classes
- Women's self defense
seminar
- Women's corporate self defense
training in large or small groups
- Women's event seminars such as
organizations, groups or community outreach
- Women's Taser training, sales
and deployment
- Women's OC Spray training,
sales and deployment
- Women's handgun training,
sales and deployment
- Women's concealed handgun
licensing (CHL, CCW)
- Women's personal Defense
Readiness (PDR)
- Local, statewide, national or
international women's self defense seminars with reservation
- Verbal deescalation
techniques
- Self defense awareness and
conflict avoidance
- Explanation of use of force,
immanent jeopardy and legal ramifications for using self defense
- Fear management
- Options
The US Department
of Justice has released its 2008 statistical data on crime in the united
States. The study revealed that only forty seven (47%) percent of crime was
reported. This figure is much higher for rapes and other sexual assaults upon
women.
In
2008, an estimated 4.9 million violent crimes (rapes or sexual assaults,
robberies, aggravated assaults and simple assaults) occurred, as well as an
estimated 16.3 million property crimes (burglaries, motor vehicle thefts and
household thefts) and 137,000 personal thefts (picked pockets and snatched
purses).
In 2008, women
were more likely than men to be victimized by someone they knew. Seventy
percent of all violent crimes against women were committed by a known offender
(an intimate, family member or friend/acquaintance), compared to 49 percent of
violence against men. Twenty-three percent of the non-fatal violence against
women was committed by an intimate (current or former spouse, boyfriend or
girlfriend), compared to three percent of the violence against men.
"You can
contact me for a personal risk assessment or for any self defense related
question on my cellular phone 512-284-0087," says Robb Hamic, founder of
Summit Self Defense.
