You know those encounters: a young dude eyeballing you across the parking lot or on the bus, a sleazy guy trying to chat and buy you a drink at the dance club, or the too-chatty friend of a friend introduced at a party. Maybe your brother-in-law is giving you a look that gives you the chills, a new co-worker's overly-personal questions puts you on edge, or a client's comments suggest his prime interest isn't business. Let’s face it, every female over the age of 14 (and many under that age) has experienced a creepy approach.
And this thought flashes through your mind: Could he, would he harm me?
I help you answer that question. And, if the answer is yes, what to do about it.
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Why Your Most Powerful Self-Defense Weapon Is Already Inside Your Head
You've probably seen self-defense demonstrations. Maybe you even attended classes. If you're like many women, you think self-defense means kicking your attacker in a very sensitive and strategic spot.
Physical defense will always be part of the game plan. Sometimes you have no choice. But when you live strategically, your most important self-defense weapon is your well-prepared brain.
You will increase your odds of walking away from a risky situation when you know:
- How to choose words that make an attacker likely to decide, “I’m outta here!”
- How to walk into a room so you signal, “Don’t mess with me – I’m not an easy target”
- How to foil the most common sneaky ploys used to get past your defenses
- How to enhance your awareness of your environment
- How to use your voice to protect yourself with power
- How to recognize when you're not letting yourself see
warnings of abuse and danger
- What to do if the worst happens and you must defend yourself physically,even if he’s bigger than you are
Did You Know . . . ? (click here)
80% of women who yell and run escape their attacker.
I won’t make false promises here. No self-defense system is fool-proof. Bad things can happen even if you’re motivated, trained
The good news is that I have created a self-defense system that will support you in every one of these situations (and a whole lot more). When you sign up for my unique program, you will
- Increase your odds of walking away from an encounter, unharmed
- Experience fewer moments of discomfort, fear and chills
down the spine
- Become more confident in your career, relationship and personal life
- Begin to regain your power after a scary, traumatizing experience
- Know when and how to involve law enforcement so you’ll be taken seriously and get results
- Recognize early warning signs of danger for yourself and your children
- Develop skills you can use throughout your life
Why Joanne should be the Critical Factor in Your Self-Defense Program
I’m Joanne Factor. And I want to be a factor in helping you live
strategically so you achieve
your own goals for safety, self-defense and personal power. - Over the past dozen or so years I’ve taught physical and mental
self-defense
strategies to women military veterans, sorority sisters, grandmothers, and
just about every category of woman from 5 to 75.
- I help you analyze and interpret your whole environment,
not just a
specific attacker
- Clients say I have an intelligent, non-judgmental style so my classes are fun and packed with information. Students come away saying, “Joanne addresses MY concerns.”
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list. How about reading what one blogger had to say after taking a class?
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