R.A.D. May 8, 2010

R.A.D. (Rape Aggression Defense) May 8, 2010 at Palomar College

1 out of every 4 female students will be sexually assaulted within her college career. 84% of college men who committed rape said that what they did was definitely not rape.

R.A.D. is a 12-hour program that begins with risk awareness, prevention, reduction, and risk avoidance and progresses to the basics of hands-on defense training. For women only!

The RAD program was created to teach women how to defend themselves against rape aggression. The self-defense techniques taught in this course are practical, and students will have the opportunity to use the techniques they have learned in a full contact simulated assault scenario held the last day of class. RAD has a lifetime return and practice policy – once you take a RAD class and become part of the largest women’s self-defense network, you can attend any RAD class in the USA and/or Canada for free.

http://www.palomar.edu/ads/campusPolice/rad.htm

My daughter Chrissy and my granddaughter Hannah took the R.A.D. class with me.
This is the second time I have taken the beginning R.A.D. class. What a terrific opportunity to attend this very important class. I recommend it for any woman.
Officer Monika Forest is the perfect person to teach this class. She is patient, polite, fun, knowledgeable and a professional police officer. She is an excellent instructor. I'm looking forward to taking the advance R.A.D. class with her.

Elaine, Officer Monika Forest (Palomar College Campus Police), Chrissy and Hannah.
Three generations taking the R.A.D class together. A family kicking butt together. :-)

Elaine and Monika

Chrissy relaxing

Hannah helping me put on my protective gear.
Officer Chris Dillard and Officer Dave Reza

Grandmother and granddaughter having some fun.
Mother and Daughter

Hannah helping Chrissy get ready for her attack simulation with Officer Dillard.
Hannah

Elaine and Officer Reza
Officer Dillard and Hannah

Chrissy getting away from her attacker.
Both Chrissy and Hannah did well with their escape moves and techniques.

Chrissy in a fighting ready position.
Small group photo with Officer Forest, Officer Reza and Officer Dillard (in the back row)
There were about 25 women in our class.

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1 out of every 4 female students will be sexually assaulted within her college career. 84% of college men who committed rape said that what they did was definitely not rape. R.A.D. is a 12-hour program that begins with risk awareness, prevention, reduction, and risk avoidance and progresses to the basics of hands-on defense training. For women only! The RAD program was created to teach women how to defend themselves against rape aggression. The self-defense techniques taught in this course are practical, and students will have the opportunity to use the techniques they have learned in a full contact simulated assault scenario held the last day of class. RAD has a lifetime return and practice policy – once you take a RAD class and become part of the largest women’s self-defense network, you can attend any RAD class in the USA and/or Canada for free. http://www.palomar.edu/ads/campusPolice/rad.htm My daughter Chrissy and my granddaughter Hannah took the R.A.D. class with me. This is the second time I have taken the beginning R.A.D. class. What a terrific opportunity to attend this very important class. I recommend it for any woman. Officer Monika Forest is the perfect person to teach this class. She is patient, polite, fun, knowledgeable and a professional police officer. She is an excellent instructor. I'm looking forward to taking the advance R.A.D. class with her.	Elaine, Officer Monika Forest (Palomar College Campus Police), Chrissy and Hannah. Three generations taking the R.A.D class together. A family kicking butt together. :-)
Elaine and Monika	Chrissy relaxing
Hannah helping me put on my protective gear.	Officer Chris Dillard and Officer Dave Reza
Grandmother and granddaughter having some fun.	Mother and Daughter
Hannah helping Chrissy get ready for her attack simulation with Officer Dillard.	Hannah

Elaine and Officer Reza	Officer Dillard and Hannah

Chrissy getting away from her attacker.	Both Chrissy and Hannah did well with their escape moves and techniques.
Chrissy in a fighting ready position.	Small group photo with Officer Forest, Officer Reza and Officer Dillard (in the back row) There were about 25 women in our class.
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