The Hilliard Division of Police is once again gearing up to empower local women through their self-defense program. The Hilliard Division of Police's social media account announced the return of their Women's Self-Defense Class, a longtime community resource aimed at equipping attendees with strategies to prevent and, if necessary, defend themselves against physical threats.
The upcoming spring session is scheduled for Feb. 25 and 26, from 5-9 p.m. each day. Highlighting the accessibility of this program, the classes are offered free of charge, removing the financial burden often associated with self-defense training. "You've heard about it for years — now it's your turn to be part of it!" the announcement read, encouraging participation with a blend of invitation and challenge. Classes are open to women aged 15 and over, and registration is required. Interested individuals can secure their spot through the link included in the Hilliard Division of Police's post.
According to the details shared by the Hilliard Division of Police announcement, the focus of the self-defense class is not solely on the physical tactics but also on prevention. The program provides "self‑defense options to use only as a last resort," emphasizing a proactive approach to personal safety. Registration details are readily available, with the specific Activity #1350666 cited for those wishing to attend the session.
