A three-day self-defence training program for women
The ASIS New Delhi chapter recently hosted a three-day self-defence training program for women in Sector 63 Noida, which was a major success. The training, called Project Shakti, was aimed at equipping women with essential self-defence techniques to empower them to identify and respond to potential threats, basic self-defence moves, and ways to increase situational awareness.
The training was conducted by Kavach, a highly experienced Krav Maga team led by Mr. Varun Rawat. The program took place from March 30th to April 1st, 2023, and all participants were presented with a certificate of participation by Chapter Chairman Harvindra Singh upon completion of the training.
The participants actively engaged in the training sessions and showed eagerness to learn the techniques that could potentially save them from harm. The certificate of participation given to all participants is a testament to their dedication and commitment to learning self-defence techniques.
The training aimed to equip women with the skills and knowledge to identify and respond to potential threats, including basic self-defence moves, and ways to increase situational awareness. Through their active participation, the participants demonstrated a genuine interest in learning self-defence techniques and the value they could bring in keeping themselves and others safe.
The certificate of participation awarded to the participants shows the high level of dedication and commitment to learning self-defence techniques. The certificate also serves as a reminder of the importance of taking control of one’s personal safety and security.
Overall, the three-day self-defence training program organized by the ASIS New Delhi chapter was highly successful in empowering women in the Noida community with the necessary skills and knowledge to protect themselves in potentially dangerous situations. The dedication and commitment of the participants and the highly experienced Kavach team ensured the training program’s success, and it serves as a model for similar initiatives in the future.
