ACT Personal Safety - Gauteng - Di King

01/10/2020

HIJACKINGS are on the INCREASE, insurers say 🤬👎

Consider investing in your own PERSONAL SAFETY by getting a "quick release" Seat-belt holder for your PEPPER SPRAY.

Fits to car safety belts, steering wheels, gear levers and handles. (Excluding Pepper Spray)
Price : R120 each

30/09/2020

AVOID a VIOLENT ATTACK

Pepper spray is an excellent and effective survival tool. It is both non-lethal, helps to create distance between you and your attacker, and is easily carried with you wherever you go.

And remember - any weapon that you cannot access – cannot be used in an emergency. So instead of leaving your Pepper Spray in your car / your home / in the bottom of your Handbag – take out - take it with you.

R150 for a 60ml direct stream TRIED and TESTED Pepper Spray (including a 15 minute training session of how to effectively use this Personal Safety tool)

Contact Di King via PM or WhatsApp on 067 830 4350

01/09/2020

CALLING ALL RUNNERS

Protect yourself from violent attack from CRIMINALS and DOGS

Pepper Spray Hand Strap - R50
Pepper Spray - R150 for 60ml direct stream
Both Pepper Spray and Hand Strap - R180

Includes 15min of training around the most effective way to use this Personal Safety tool

Contact Di King via PM or WhatsApp on 067 830 4350

28/08/2020

Keep DISTANCE from a VIOLENT ATTACKER ⚔️ 🗡

DEFEND YOURSELF with direct stream PEPPER SPRAY
(With practical instruction on effective use)

R150ea which includes a 15 min training session on WHEN, HOW and WHERE to use this Personal Safety tool.
PS - I have a card machine if you wish to pay by card

Contact me via PM or send me a WhatsApp 0678304350

24/08/2020

I have just watched a "Total Self Defence" video that opens up with the statement "Self defence means meeting violence WITH violence" . . . . . that is why I prefer the PREVENTION approach of ACT - Advanced Conflict Training = take steps BEFORE you find yourself in dangerous physical conflict.

23/08/2020

DEFEND YOURSELF with direct stream PEPPER SPRAY
(With practical instruction on effective use)

The baddies are out there and they want your "STUFF" 👹😈

So . . . . . what are you going to do about it? ? Stand there and let them take your hard earned $$$$ and possessions? 🤔
Keep your distance from potential thieves.
Invest in your own safety with a powerful, tried & tested direct stream PEPPER SPRAY

R150ea which includes a 15 min training session on WHEN, HOW and WHERE to use this Personal Safety tool.

Contact me via PM or send me a WhatsApp 0678304350

04/07/2020

They came out of nowhere? No! You weren't paying attention. Do you remember the first time someone cut in front of you on the highway? He came out of nowhere! Well, that how it seemed at the time. Actually, he was there all the time, you just didn't notice him. Over the years I have honed my recognition skills and just like most of you, when I am on the highway and the person in the next car glances in their rear-view mirror, I have a pretty good idea that they are about to change lanes. These recognition skills have saved me on numerous occasions and I am sure you have experienced the same thing.

People who have been in violent confrontations often say exactly the same thing, "They came out of nowhere." Well, the fact is that "they" are not fairy godmothers and can't just appear out of nowhere - they are there, watching you and by the time you see "them", they know you and have chosen you to be their next volunteer.

Recognition skills are not just reserved for driving. Recognition skills and awareness are actually the best forms of self-defence. Just by making them a habit, you can take away the bad guy's biggest ally - the element of surprise.

But where to start?
1. Get off your cell phone! Put your cell phone in your pocket and look around at how many people have no clue what is going on around them. They are constantly distracted by their phones and that’s exactly what the bad guys love to see.
2. A good way to build up those skills are to regularly give yourself little tests to see how observant you are. Glance in your rear-view mirror and see if you can at least remember some of the numbers form the number-plate on the car behind you. Next time you are in a restaurant, look behind you for a second and then see if you can describe the people sitting behind you: How many? what are they wearing? What are they doing? Walk into a room full of people and quickly count how many of them are wearing a blue item of clothing. Then take another look and count how many of them are on their cell phones, either talking or messaging. Think about how easy it would be to walk right up to them and take them by complete surprise.

22/05/2020