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Boston Krav Maga - Campus Safety Training

Krav Maga Boston - Campus Safety Training

Each summer, the SEPS (Situation Effective Protection System) program at Krav Maga Yashir provides free campus safety training for young women approaching the college years, or currently enrolled at university (ages 16-23). This in-person, physical class is supported by our online resources, which can be found by clicking here.

In addition to this free programming, Krav Maga Yashir Boston offers a variety of services to colleges and universities in Boston and Massachusetts, from setting up Campus Safety & Awareness Programs to running Krav Maga seminars and self-defense training programs, for university groups. To discuss bringing Krav Maga Yashir Boston to your school, college or university, please click here.

Krav Maga for On-Campus Groups

Many fraternities, sororities and other university groups recognize the importance and value of personal safety and self-defense training for their members. Our instructors can tailor seminars and training to meet your organization's needs, whether you require a lecture-room style presentation on personal safety, etc, or a more hands-on, physical self-defense seminar. Our training is reality-based and can be directed to specifically meet the personal safety needs of your group.

Our Krav Maga training not only looks at physical self-defense but also teaches the necessary personal safety skills to predict, avoid and prevent violence from occurring in the first place. As well as teaching effective, proven techniques we also teach situational awareness, de-escalation skills, and decision making in high stress situations. Our seminars and classes offer a comprehensive approach to self-defense.

Campus Safety & Awareness Programs

A University or College’s first responsibility to its students is that of safety. Despite many students coming to university or college to gain an academic education, few are supplied with the knowledge or the skills around personal safety and self-defense that will increase their chances of avoiding being a victim of a violent assault or a possible rape. Many campuses are now providing self-defense and self-protection training for both their staff and students as part of their overall safety improvements. If you would like to talk to one of our instructor team about how we could help your establishment/institution introduce this type of training to your members, please contact us by clicking here