How to mitigate the risk of carrying a firearm in populated spaces, with techniques to counter attempts to grab you and take your gun away, as well as how to retain your drawn pistol if it is grabbed. How to use your EDC knife to mitigate the risk of being disarmed by one or more attackers.

How to safely access your pistol and neutralize your attacker, or attackers, during various unarmed attacks that could potentially lead to being disarmed and shot with your own weapon.

How to create a moment of opportunity to safely access your pistol and neutralize your attacker so as not to exchange shots for stabs during chaotic knife attacks delivered in either forward or reverse hold.

How to safely access your pistol and neutralize your attacker during fully committed grab-n-stab tactics if you are grabbed by the wrist, elbow, or throat, including solutions to street and prison types of attacks.

How to neutralize knife attackers with a drawn pistol in ECQ engagement includes counterstriking with the pistol so you don't exchange shots for stabs, disruptive firing, controlling the angle of discharge to protect bystanders, and trigger-guard disarming, and more.

This course covers types of knives, and various means of concealment, drawing a pocket folder to forward or reverse hold, deploying the blade, the pros and cons of various grips, changing hands, and striking exercises in both forward and reverse hold.

This course offers well-rounded self-protection of tactically sound and legally defensible solutions to threatening or violent encounters using just a couple of moves. Our S.A.V.E. approach utilizes just a couple of Simple, Adaptable, Versatile, and Effective moves that are easy to remember under stress and permit you to substitute other hand-held objects.

This course presents how to use a tactical pen or pointed object to keep an attacker from striking or grabbing you to create a point of escape. You will learn about different objects, how to access a pointed instrument, how to hold pointed instruments, jabbing actions, striking actions, targeting an attacker, preventing grabs, and protecting yourself from incoming strikes.

Ultra-powerful lights make you safer anywhere that robberies, rapes, and assaults occur, whether on the street, in subways, parking garages, buildings, bathrooms, when traveling, etc. Very practical and easy to carry or conceal, flashlights are non-threatening, not classified as weapons, and permitted through virtually all security checkpoints.