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Unlike traditional self-protection settings where groups gather in draughty halls or school gyms, spending countless hours role-playing unrealistic attack scenarios, PRE-EMPT strips away all the nonsense and takes you into the real world of risk management.

Most so-called self-defence classes rely on choreographed routines and predictable drills — the kind of “grab my wrist” situations that never happen in real life. The instructors talk for hours about techniques they’ve never used under pressure, and the students leave with a false sense of confidence. It’s theory-based training in a sterile environment, disconnected from how violence actually happens — fast, chaotic, emotional, and terrifying.

 

PRE-EMPT does things differently.
This is not martial arts. It’s not about learning how to fight. It’s about not needing to. True self-protection begins long before a punch is thrown — through awareness, posture, dialogue, and de-escalation. It’s about reading danger, managing fear, and making smart decisions under pressure.

 

What makes PRE-EMPT unique is its setting and its realism.
Courses are conducted in your own home, with your invited friends or family, in a relaxed environment where learning becomes real, relevant, and personal. You don’t have to attend a cold church hall, listen to endless theory, or practise contrived scenarios. Instead, you’ll gain an authentic understanding of how real violence unfolds, how your body reacts under threat, and how to respond decisively and legally if avoidance fails.

This is 100% authentic self-protection — stripped of fantasy, rooted in reality, and delivered at a time and place that suits you.

 

The PRE-EMPT model works because it’s personal, private, and practical. You’ll learn what truly matters:

• How to recognise danger early.

• How to control fear and use it to your advantage.

• How to communicate confidently under pressure.

• And when there’s no other option — how to act first, act fast, and end the confrontation before it begins.

PRE-EMPT – The fight you never have is the one you’ve already won.