The Reynoldsburg Division of Police has announced the opening of its R.A.D. Women's Self-Defense class, a four-part series aimed at equipping women with the skills necessary to protect themselves from abduction and sexual assault. These Saturday sessions are scheduled to run throughout January at the Reynoldsburg Police Department, located at 7240 E. Main St., offering participants a blend of practical knowledge and empowerment through self-defense techniques.
Set for January 10th, 17th, 24th, and 31st, the classes will take place from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. Those interested in joining are encouraged to commit to all four dates to maximize the benefit of the comprehensive curriculum. Registration for the series is now open and can be easily accessed by scanning the QR code provided on the promotional flyer or through the provided Google Docs link for direct sign-up. The Reynoldsburg Division of Police disseminated this information via a recent social media post.
The R.A.D. program, which stands for Rape Aggression Defense, is designed not just to teach physical defense strategies but also to foster a sense of safety and confidence in participants. The police department emphasizes that the skills taught are specifically tailored to confront some of the most frightening situations that, unfortunately, women still face in society today.
"Interested in learning self-defense? This class is a FOUR SERIES of fun, knowledge, and self-empowerment," as quoted by Reynoldsburg Division Of Police, highlighting the program's commitment to making the learning experience as engaging as it is educational. "Designed for women, we will provide you with the tools to defend against abduction and sexual assaults," conveys the tone of the initiative, which strives to be inclusive and accessible to all women seeking to learn self-defense in these troubling times of ongoing concerns over personal security, the assurance of safety continues to be an elusive peace for many, even within the perceived safety of our local communities.
