Six self defence tips that all women need to know. Take control of your own safety by learning what real self defence is. We bust common myths around self defence and share some surprising facts that will make you re-think self defence and what you can do to stay safe.
Read MoreWe were recently asked how to stay safe online dating and on dating apps, so here are our 21 tips for a safer online dating experience. The key to safe online dating is to take things slowly, do your detective work, trust your instinct and be cautious.
Read MoreLearn how to stay safe at festivals this summer with our top 12 festival safety tips! By following a few simple guidelines and with a little preparation, you can enjoy a memorable and safe festival experience.
Read MoreWith over 10,000 mobile phones stolen in London every month, phone theft has become an epidemic. Don’t become a victim of phone snatching! Discover how to stop your mobile phone being stolen with our simple tips. If you have teenage children with phones, please discuss this with them as teens are often the targets of phone theft.
Read MoreLuxury watch theft has doubled in the last 10 years and shows no sign of slowing down. Discover simple ways to avoid becoming a victim in this blog.
Read MoreMany people tell us that walking alone at night is something that worries them - and justifiably so. With fewer people around, the dark nights give cover to criminals and predators, decrease our visibility and even familiar routes look different. Whilst avoiding going out alone on dark nights would be preferable, this isn’t an option for many people who need to commute to and from work. So, what can you do to stay safer on dark nights? Take a look at our 7 tips for dark night safety.
Read MoreViolence, domestic abuse and sexual violence against men should not be taboo subjects but they are. We want to create an open discussion so that men can avoid becoming victims and seek support for their trauma.. This blog explores the state of violence against men today, gives sources of support and introduces our online course ‘Self Defence for Men’.
Read MoreIf you’re asking yourself the question ‘Is this stalking?’, then chances are, it probably is. This question doesn’t normally arise unless you are feeling uneasy or distressed about someone’s repeated, intrusive behaviour towards you. Never dismiss your feelings, they are there for a reason - always listen to them and investigate their root cause.
This blog outlines what stalking is, statistics about stalking, what to do if you think you are being stalked and shares resources for support.
Read MoreFind out what verbal de-escalation in self defence is, how to do it effectively and in which situations it is a suitable solution. In our view, the aim of self defence is to avoid violence at all costs. However, life is unpredictable; sometimes a violent situation occurs unexpectedly and spontaneously. In this case, you need to decide whether you can verbally de-escalate, get away, or respond with a pre-emptive strike/fight back.
Read MoreStreetwise Defence online courses have arrived!! And, we are so excited to share a FREE taster with you - Learn the 1st secret of self defence. This mini course is a sample of our upcoming course for students How to stay safe at university and college, which will arrive in autumn 2022.
Read MoreWe’re often told, by parents and students alike, that one of your major concerns is how to stay safe at university. This blog outlines tips and advice on how you can stay safe and enjoy your time at university. And, due to popular demand, we are creating an online training course on the topic of staying safe at university and college.
Read MoreI’ve recently got back from doing some close protection work where we had to deal with busy, high pressure, crowded situations. It got me thinking about staying safe in crowds and how quickly an event, such as a concert, festival or sports match, can change from a fun celebration to a potentially dangerous and life-threatening scenario. So I thought I’d share some tips with you for staying safe in crowds so that you can go out and enjoy big events with your family, knowing you are prepared.
Read MoreI’m often told that getting into a car at night or in an unfamiliar location is scary and worrying. That walk in the dark, on your own, is something that fills you with fear - and rightly so - it’s an ideal opportunity for a would-be attacker. However, by planning ahead and following some simple advice you can take positive steps to make yourself a hard target and avoid danger.
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