DEFENSE TECHNIQUES FOR SURVIVAL IN THE MODERN WORLD.
"Never forget your personal safety is your responsibility"
DEFENSE TECHNIQUES FOR SURVIVAL IN THE MODERN WORLD.
"Never forget your personal safety is your responsibility"
The first rule of Pink Fight Club is to SURVIVE.
Through situational awareness and or tactical training, we will educate you on how to recognize and address real or perceived threats. This instruction will exponentially increase your mental and physical capabilities to address a fight, flight, or bite situation. We are here to make a fundamental change in how women perceive their ability to defend themselves.
Heels Hurt!
Historically, women were taught that their personal safety
largely depended on how they dressed; that wearing certain clothes
would attract unwanted attention. Women were taught that if they wore heels,
they would not be able to run from a threat.
Why get sweaty? You can walk away!
Learn how to improvise those heels as a weapon. Wear the shoes you want
...in fact, here at PFC , we will always
SUPPORT A WOMAN'S RIGHT TO SHOES!
We Come to You
This mobile curriculum is available for corporations, groups, clubs,
gyms, and organizations. One on one private instruction
is available at home, office, or at any suitably sized space.
Course content is age appropriate.
Reach out to us. We will be happy to discuss your specific needs.
Our Instructors
Rick H. is a decorated former U.S. Marine, a former Deputy Sheriff, former city Police Officer, and is currently a licensed Private Investigator.
He has worked thousands of varied cases, mostly undercover for major corporate clients. Rick has a huge knowledge base of investigations, surveillance, security surveys, threat assessments, skip tracing, pre-employment background investigations, and executive protection.
Rick is a lifetime Martial Artist and earned his black belt at an early age.
He continued his training in Karate, Ju-Jitsu, Aikido, and Japanese Weapons.
He has placed first in multiple state championships, including second place in the All-Marine Judo Championships.
Quite simply, he is the Tactics Expert! When all other options are exhausted, and you must get physical, or improvise a defense strategy, he is the guy you want as your instructor.
Teresa B is a black belt, trained in the art of Muay Thai, and has been a Professional Educator for 18 years. Teresa is trained and licensed in firearms protection, home invasion, non-lethal weapons, and archery. She is a Certified Firearms Range Safety Officer and is a member of Armed Women of America.
Teresa's focus is on teaching and mentoring young women about situational awareness and personal responsibility regarding self-defense.
Joe G. is a professional educator and first-degree black belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu under Gabriel Gonzaga. A lifelong grappler, Joe started wrestling as a child and continued into his college years. He has fought in professional mixed martial arts and continues to compete in BJU and submission grappling.
Can you answer these self defense questions?
Where is the best place to leave your keys at night?
Why do you need to see the tires of a car in front of you at a stop light?
Why would you keep one eye closed before you walk out into the dark?
If you know the answers to these questions, you are a SURVIVOR!
Answers:
Keep your keys on your nightstand. The panic button will set the car alarm off, and attract attention, even if it is in the garage.
If you can see the tires of the car in front of you, there is plenty of room to pull around in case of a car jacker or other danger.
When you go out into the dark, open the already closed eye and close the open eye. The first will already be adjusted to low light and the second will adjust quicker.
Bio Disclaimer
Detailed verification and proprietary information on investigations, law enforcement and military career is only furnished after a demonstrated need. This will require a signed privacy act statement, and a non-disclosure agreement. Authorization of course, is at the discretion of former agencies and employers.