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Many people wonder how they would react if a criminal suddenly confronted them.

When it comes to self defence, many people assume that a firearm gives them an overwhelming advantage against an attacker armed with a knife. Films and television often reinforce this idea: if you have a gun and your attacker has a blade, you win. But reality is not that simple. In fact, research and training in law enforcement circles has shown that a knife wielding attacker can be just as dangerous, if not more so, within certain distances.

Did you know most criminals test their victims before they strike? In South Africa, attackers often use a subtle “interview” process to decide whether you’re an easy target. By spotting these warning signs and responding the right way, you can shut down their plan before it begins — and dramatically improve your chances of staying safe.

When it comes to personal safety, people often look for shortcuts, a gadget or gizmo they can carry that will “guarantee” their security. Unfortunately, some of the most popular self defense tools on the market look good in advertisements but fail miserably in real world attacks.

A safe room is a part of your house where your entire family can quickly move to during an emergency like a home invasion. Learn how to design your own.

Most people believe self-defense takes years to master, but that’s a dangerous myth. Discover how COBRA Self Defense teaches realistic, effective protection using simple gross motor skills and common sense in just one hour.

A smart self-defense guide for corporate professionals. How to choose the right personal safety tool. Firearm, pepper spray, taser, or more. What every decision-maker needs to know about legal, practical, and tactical factors.

Top 5 self-defense mistakes employees make and how to avoid them. Help your staff stay safe with practical corporate self-defense training.

Learn how lessons from 1931 still applies to personal protection in todays world.

Understand the mindset of an armed attacker and why taking action, not talking, is the key to survival. Empower your staff with practical self-defense skills.

Real estate agents are often seen as soft targets by criminals because they work alone, meet strangers by appointment, and show empty properties — making them vulnerable to attacks. By using smart safety tactics and proper self-defence training, agents can reduce their risk and protect themselves on the job.

Learn simple and effective ways to handle street harassment in South Africa with strength and confidence. Practical tips for women to stay safe and empowered this Women’s Day.