Women's Self-defence
Women are statistically among the most targeted victims of violent crime — from street harassment and opportunistic attack to domestic violence and sexual assault. The reality is that most threats come from someone physically larger and stronger, often someone known to the victim, and frequently without warning. Full-Force Combatives addresses this directly. The techniques taught here don't rely on size, strength, or athletic ability — they are built around instinctive, explosive responses that work for real people in real situations. Training also covers awareness and threat recognition, giving you the tools to identify and avoid danger before it becomes physical. Whether you have never trained before or have some experience, you will develop genuine, pressure-tested skills — and the confidence to use them.
Private Lessons for one or more trainees are available for women's self-defence
There are no group classes running at present. Contact us for more details
Call/text: 07954 421377
What students say:
"Steve is an excellent, passionate and knowledgable combatives and self-defence instructor. Very patient too, with many, many years of experience." Magda, previous student & women's self-defence instructor
"I have been attending Steve's women's self-defence class for the last 3 weeks to learn basic skills - and it's one of the best thing I have ever done. It's made me feel so much more confident. The classes are amazing. I learn so much in every class and still really have lots of fun." Crystal, student
"Doing self-defence lessons with Steve is one of the best decisions I've ever made! Every week we learn new techniques, build confidence, and have such a good laugh doing it. I would recommend it 100% to anyone considering doing this!" Ellen, student
"Fully recommended. Steve is a great instructor and incredibly professional, amazing atmosphere that makes learning fun and interesting, no fuss, no nonsense just great intensive training!" Monika Y
"One of the best combatives instructors in the UK" Karen T, student
