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SEPS Self Defense |
- Exposure & Experience Of Violence
- Perceptions Of Violence In Society
- Handling Violence
- Bullying In The Work Place
- School Violence
- College/University Violence
Testimonial:"I have spent most of my life as a police officer and witnessed many self defence systems that have come into fashion and gone out of fashion. From what I've seen so far of the SEPS program, this looks like one, that might just last the course. I've yet to see anything that rivals if for both its techniques and its approach to dealing with violent situations be they in the home or on the street"
Sgt David Roberts |
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In todays society a uniform can cause as many problems as it solves: there is no longer an automatic respect for police officers and
the job they attempt to do. For some individuals the intervention of a Law Enforcement Officer is justified and sometimes welcome,
whilst for other their presence is always seen as unnecessary and problematic.
Many times officers become reliant on technologies and tools to do their jobs (firearms, batons, Tasers/stun guns, mace sprays etc) and
have become somewhat de-skilled in unarmed self defense, control/restraint and arrest techniques etc. This is not the fault of the officer
or even the department in which they work but a natural result of policies, which aim to offer as much protection to an officer as possible
i.e. giving them new tools to do the job.
SEPS is at the cutting edge of self-protection training, using methods and techniques from law enforcement and military units around the world.
We can offer training programs and seminars that address these gaps and combine them with techniques around such areas as gun retention so the
chances of an officer being found without one of their tools is reduced.