I'm looking for some input from you guys. Rich and I are now certified NRA Basic Pistol Instructors. I am a Refuse to Be A Victim and Pepper Spray instructor. I'd like to add a very basic class on physical tactics to get away to our offerings of classes. This would be a civilian class of course. I have taken a RAD class myself, like it and considered becoming an instructor. I've been told that it gives woman a false security, that could be dangerous. Do you agree?
Lastly I have no martial arts background. There has to be a way to get basic physical self defense tactics to woman. Is the best thing that I don't even try to teach it and just bring in a martial arts expert annually? What has been your experience. I feel that if I am going to teach anything, it has to be a "program" of sorts that has been proven, a well defined path for instructor certification and has some support system and documentation.
I am teaching a Refuse to Be a Victim Class this coming Tuesday night. It will be the memorial workshop for Toni Keller, the NIU Student that was found murdered in Prairie Park. Toni's mother asked me to try and get the workshop on campus. We are expecting between 30 and 75 college age students.
If you want to come to the class on Tuesday in Dekalb, you are welcome to. Just shoot me an email.
Laurie Dougherty
,
Comment
© 2023 Created by Karen Bartuch.
Powered by
You need to be a member of Women's Tactical Association to add comments!
Join Women's Tactical Association