Powerful, Effective Women's-Self-Defence!Common-Sense & Self-Defence E-bookStrategies & Techniques that Work!Simple, Powerful & Effective!Common-Sense and Self-Defence, by William Eaves, Lori Eaves & Douglas Channell, is an e-book designed to help women avoid the trauma of a sexual assault or rape.
It is a handbook of Common-Sense and Self-Defence techniques that can be used effectively by females of all ages.
Every would-be assailant, every potential victim, and every environment where an attack takes place contains its own set of unique situational advantages and disadvantages. However, we do suggest that by adapting some Common-Sense Techniques into her life, and by becoming aware of her mental and physical potential, a woman can, in many cases, protect herself from sexual assault and rape. In this book, we have set forth some easy to follow guidelines that when adapted into her individual lifestyle, will help a woman completely avoid the possibility of an assault. We realize though, that women are assaulted even under the most cautious of conditions, and it is for these situations that we offer a number of Women-Self-Defence alternatives. We do not advocate any particular technique for any specific situation. As was stated earlier, every situation is unique, and as such, a woman's personality and physical ability may lead her to apply a specific technique, while a different technique may better serve another woman under very similar circumstances.
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Our sections on Common-Sense prevention techniques, The Rape Strategy, and the presentation of Self-Defense techniques are the results of our years teaching the martial arts and conducting Self-Defense Seminars for Women. Our approach to self-defense is straightforward and highly effective. We do not teach flashy, complicated techniques that require years of training to master, but instead we advocate the utilization of a few, easy to understand movements. We do not stress the use of follow-up techniques that are meant to disarm or disable an attacker. We emphasize the execution of very powerful, effective techniques that may afford a woman the opportunity to escape unharmed.
THE PREVALENCE OF SEXUAL AGGRESSION AND RAPE From the early 1980's to the present, incidents of Rape in the United States increased at four times the overall crime rate, and "has reached epidemic proportions" according to a report released by then Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., D-Delaware. 
In the early part of this decade, for the first time in history, the reported number of rapes in the United States exceeded 100,000.
However, due to the fact that rape and other forms of sexual assault often go unreported, estimates push the actual number of rapes well over 2 million annually. Considering only the approximate six to seven percent of rapes that are reported to authorities each year, almost 300 women are raped every day, that's twelve every hour, which means that every five minutes a woman is raped in this country. Sexual assault and rape can be divided into a variety of categories that include acquaintance or date rape, spousal rape, stranger rape, and victimization by multiple attackers, most often referred to as gang rape. One recent university study took a close look at the prevalence of sexual assault and rape on university and college campuses. Six hundred college men and women were asked about their most recent dating experiences and their worst experiences involving sexual aggression. Their definition of sexual aggression involved any time a woman was forced to participate in acts against her will, ranging from kissing to intercourse. Over 75 percent of the women and 50 percent of the men admitted to a sexually aggressive dating experience, with 15 percent of the women and 7 percent of the men reporting they had intercourse against the woman's will. Studies report that one out of every four college women will be sexually assaulted on a college campus, with only about 8 one out of ten reporting the incident. The attacker will be a fellow student 80 percent of the time, and a dormitory room or fraternity house is the most common place for an attack to occur. Another report by two university researchers cites a number of studies regarding the sexual assault of college women. Their study of 174 college sorority women revealed that 17 percent of the students surveyed, reported sexual assault through penetration, with three respondents reporting unwanted penetration by two or more men. Thirteen percent of the respondents had experienced forced attempted intercourse while on a university date, with four of the women reporting a forced rape completion. These statistical findings conform to an earlier study, which revealed that 15 percent of sophomore and junior college women had been forced to have sex against their will. In 1985, the Denver Post reported that among undergraduate women interviewed, almost 50 percent had been touched, held, or kissed against their will, while 20 percent had been forced to have sexual relations while on a date. Another university study revealed that the gross majority of rapes and sexual assaults against women were experienced while of college age, 94 and 92 percent respectively. Recent newspaper and magazine articles reflect the fact that more and more young girls between the ages of 14 to 19 are experiencing the trauma of a sexual assault or rape. In the majority of these cases the assailant is an acquaintance of the victim, and is very often a relative. The bottom line is that sexual assault and rape does not respect any boundaries of age, race, religion, or socioeconomic status. As stated so clearly by Senator Biden, Jr., Rape in the United States has indeed, "reached epidemic proportions."
Order Now for Immediate Download to Your Computer...only $9.95 Backed by an 8-week money-back Guarantee...for your complete satisfaction! MAKE A COMMITMENT TO YOUR PERSONAL SAFETY By making a personal commitment to your safety, you have taken the first step in avoiding a sexual assault or rape.
If you make personal safety a high priority in your life, you will automatically and even unconsciously began to change your behavior in ways that will positively affect every area of your life. We do not advocate that you live your life in fear, but quite the opposite. Personal safety and women-self-defence awareness helps mightily to calm this fear factor. By becoming aware of your surroundings, and your alternatives, you can live your life with more confidence than ever. This increased confidence level alone, may deter a potential assailant from attempting an assault. The current rape literature reveals the fact that most rapists tend to select targets that appear to be submissive or vulnerable. Women-Self-Defence is Common-Sense & Self-Defense and emphasizes the importance of making a commitment to personal safety. The key to personal safety is committing yourself to take positive action. The actions you choose may be quite simple, such as replacing the old locks on your doors and windows, or glancing into the backseat area before getting into your parked car. Whatever the actions you choose to implement, practice them consistently and you will find your total personal awareness is increased tenfold. For a person cannot adopt new habits without simultaneously adopting a new outlook. Women-Self-Defence will reinforce these new habits for your safety.
COMMON-SENSE PREVENTION TECHNIQUES THAT WORK There is a lot of good advice floating around about how to protect yourself from the bad guys. Most of it involves simple, easy to follow tips that you may have heard many times in the past. Hopefully this Women-Self-Defence information will highlight and promote your comjplete awareness to womens peril. The reason we keep hearing the same suggestions over and over is for a very good reason, it's because they work. Simple things such as keeping your doors locked securely, not opening your door to strangers, and parking in a well lit area, is good advice that requires just a little bit of conscious effort to turn into a habit. Women-Self-Defence should warn that a lack of ones commitment for safety habits is so common. By committing yourself to making just a few changes in your lifestyle, you may well save yourself from ever experiencing a sexual assault or rape attempt. The purpose of the following common-sense prevention techniques is to help you along in that direction, start applying them today. Self-Defence and Common-Sense makes sense. The complete book which is being made available provides for you definitive instructional guidance covering in detail all the topics listed below:
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We do not propose to have an answer for every conceivable
situation that may occur.
Women-Self-Defence is instruction all women should understand for their safety and protection.
