“Rape Aggression Defense” is a program taught nationally by certified instructors representing law enforcement, women’s assistance centers and college and universities throughout the United States and Canada.  Instructors, Jim and Sandra Baylor, have instructed over 3000 women ages 11 – 86 in the RAD Systems Basic Physical Defense Course.  This is truly a program for all females regardless of age, fitness level or any physical restriction.  At the conclusion of the training, the students will be able to apply their skills in simulated confrontations with aggressors.

Attendees will be introduced to lectures on the theories of Risk Avoidance, Risk Recognition, Risk Awareness, and Risk Reduction to help them stay safe in their every day environments.  In addition to the basic self defense techniques and strategies to avoid abductive or aggressive behavior, each student will be taught to help a person who is confronted to escape and survive.  A series of active simulations will be conducted on the last day of training so the participant can apply skills learned.

This is a 15 hour class and as a “RADGRAD”, you will receive a lifetime return policy to practice as often as you wish.

The Humble Police Departments Community Service Division will be hosting a RAD For Women class at the Humble Area Activity Center located at 1401 South Houston Ave.

Thursday, September 18 and Friday, September 19:  6-9:30PM
Saturday, September 20: 5:00-9:00PM
Sunday, September 21:  2:00-6:00PM

The class is only $25.00 to those who attend, and the training that you will receive will be PRICELESS.  All checks are to be made out to RAD Texas, and will be picked up on the first night of class. To sign up and assure a seat in the class contact Officer David Meyers at 281-319-9763.  All seats will be reserved on a first come first serve bases, with a class limit of 25.