The “Safety” tag on our self-defense weapon blog encapsulates a broad spectrum of topics centered around personal and communal security. This section is dedicated to fostering a safer environment through education, awareness, and the practical use of self-defense tools. Articles under this tag cover everything from basic safety tips for everyday situations, such as walking at night or using public transportation, to more advanced discussions on the use of technology for safety enhancements, like surveillance cameras and GPS trackers. The content also dives into emergency preparedness, offering guidelines on how to respond in crisis situations, such as natural disasters or public attacks. Additionally, the “Safety” tag addresses the psychological aspects of feeling secure, including how to build confidence and resilience. With a focus on preventive measures, this tag is designed to equip readers with the knowledge and tools necessary to avoid dangers, react appropriately when faced with threats, and maintain a state of readiness that transcends all facets of their lives, making “Safety” a cornerstone category for anyone invested in personal and public security.
During self-defense classes, I often ask how frequently attendees intend to carry a self-defense tool like pepper spray, a stun gun, a pocket knife, or a firearm. The most popular answer, predictably, is “as often and wherever I can.” For many of us, the Every Day Carry (EDC) concept is so ingrained that it has […]
If you’re a woman concerned about your safety, you’re not alone – many women feel anxious and vulnerable when out by themselves, or in unfamiliar areas. Thankfully, there’s a great solution out there for women who want to feel more empowered and more secure: the Runt 80 Million volt Rechargeable Stun Gun with Flashlight. This […]
The quote, “When the time comes that you must defend all that you cherish, you will wish you had trained for the worst,” is a powerful reminder that we should never take our safety or security for granted. Preparing for the worst is essential, even if we hope for the best. There are many ways […]
A community group in Chicago is asking gang members to refrain from shootings during the daytime. The group called the Native Sons, is from the Rogers Park neighborhood, where a gang war between the Gangster Disciples and Black P Stones is believed to have been reignited. After three men were shot in the uptown area, […]
It is rather unfortunate to note that the global health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has not only led to an overall increase in tension and anxiety but has also contributed to the rising levels of violence and aggression on airplane flights. This concerning trend has been observed and corroborated by several airlines and […]
Jeff Cooper, a celebrated firearms instructor, developed a color code system that serves as an essential tool for assessing and improving situational awareness. By dividing awareness into five levels, it helps individuals identify threats and respond appropriately in potentially dangerous situations. Each color, namely white, yellow, orange, red, and black, depicts a distinct level of […]
When it comes to raising children, one of the age-old debates that have been going on for generations is whether parents should instill a sense of toughness and scrappiness or focus more on politeness and being gentle. Each approach has its inherent benefits and drawbacks that must be considered. Some argue that children today must […]
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers recently found a stun gun and a loaded firearm in carry-on luggage at Bradley International Airport and Tweed New Haven Airport. On August 9, TSA officers at Bradley International Airport found a stun gun in a woman’s handbag during a security screening. Connecticut State Police confiscated the stun gun. The […]
Miss Arkansas USA Mackenzie Hinderberger partnered with Fayetteville Krav Maga Self-Defense to offer a free self-defense class for teachers before the new school year. The class was held on Friday, August 11 and was open to any educator who teaches Kindergarten through 12th grade. “School safety should be a top priority, and one of those […]
Multiple elements influence the chances of experiencing violent or criminal incidents. The first factor is age, where the probability of crime is generally higher in younger individuals than in the elderly. Gender, on the other hand, has also been recognized as a critical factor affecting the probability of victimization, especially for women who are more […]
