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We bring on-site, customized self defense training to Individuals, Families, Groups and Corporations through private training and interactive seminars and workshops.

09/05/2026

Private Family Self Defense training. We bring customized on-site self defense training to you. Schedule your private training session for the fall.
Protect what matters most, yourself and your loved ones.

09/05/2026

Parents, if your children are at a large college with a football team, please share this video with them. College football season starts today for real and the amount of sexual assaults that happen on college campuses a are the highest rates on Saturdays. Help them stay safe.

09/05/2026

How to Become a Hard Target

When it comes to personal safety, it is important to understand how predators operate. The truth is, most criminals are not looking for a difficult target. They are looking for an easy one.

Research on criminal behavior consistently shows that offenders choose victims they believe will offer the least amount of resistance and pose the lowest risk.

How to Harden Your Target Profile:

Walk with Confidence: Move with a purposeful stride, keep your shoulders back, and maintain good posture.

Stay Off Your Phone: Eliminate visual distractions and keep your eyes up.

Pay Attention: Be actively aware of what is happening in the environment around you.

By adopting these simple, everyday habits, you can drastically change how you present yourself in public and make a significant difference in your personal safety. Don’t be an easy target.

Follow for more practical safety tips.

09/02/2026

When your child becomes a target for bullying, simply telling them to "just ignore it" is not enough. While ignoring the behavior might work temporarily for minor issues, it fails when a child feels genuinely unsafe. In fact, staying silent can often look like permission to the person targeting them.

Instead of silence, teach your kids to take these actionable steps:

Name it out loud: Help them identify and vocalize what is happening.

Tell a trusted adult immediately: They need to report exactly what is happening, who is doing it, and what actions are being taken against them.

Empower Your Child
Make sure your kids know that no one has the right to make them feel unsafe or to put their hands on them. Before they ever find themselves in a dangerous situation, tell them clearly that you have their back. They need to hear that you will support them if they ever need to physically defend themselves.

Equip your children with the understanding of how to stay safe so they can have a great school year.

How are you helping your kids set strong boundaries this school year?

09/02/2026

The Truth About Property Crime

The FBI estimates that a property crime occurs in the United States every few seconds.

While many people worry about becoming the victim of a violent attack, the reality is that you are far more likely to be a victim of theft or robbery.

Protect Your Belongings:

Lock Your Doors: Never leave your car or home unlocked, even if you are just stepping away for a moment.

Hide Valuables: Never leave items of value visible in your vehicle.

Stay Aware: Maintain situational awareness and pay attention to what is happening around you.

Never tell yourself, "I'm only going to be a second, so it will be okay." Criminals look for easy targets, and a quick opportunity is often all they need.

Sometimes, the simplest habits, like locking your doors and staying aware, can make the biggest difference in your personal safety.

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September is REALTOR® Safety Month, and this Thursday we’re kicking off the month with our first Real Estate Safety Semi...
09/01/2026

September is REALTOR® Safety Month, and this Thursday we’re kicking off the month with our first Real Estate Safety Seminar.

Real estate agents spend their days meeting new people, walking into unfamiliar properties, sitting at open houses, and often working alone. Most of the time, everything goes exactly as planned, but when something doesn’t feel right, you need more than a reminder to “be aware.”

According to the National Association of REALTORS®, 22% of residential REALTORS® reported experiencing a situation that made them fear for their personal safety or the safety of their personal information.

Our Real Estate Safety Seminars are designed to help agents recognize potential problems earlier, make safer decisions before a situation escalates, and know how to respond if they ever need to protect themselves. We combine practical safety strategies with hands-on self-defense training built around situations real estate professionals may actually encounter.

Agents shouldn’t have to choose between doing their job and feeling safe while doing it. The right training can help them walk into their next showing, open house, or client meeting better prepared and more confident.

Space for Thursday’s seminar is limited, but we still have a few spots available. If you’re a real estate professional who wants to start REALTOR® Safety Month better prepared, there’s still time to join us.

For more info and to register: https://go.silverback-selfdefense.com/widget/form/lAzF7aV1ypkDRgGwoERQ

08/31/2026

If someone attacked you today, are you mentally prepared to fight back?

Throughout August, we've talked about Action, the final part of our self defense framework (Awareness, Avoidance, and De-escalation). But one thing is as important as knowing physical skills: your mindset.

When your brain recognizes a threat, your body automatically responds by fighting, fleeing, or freezing. You won't know how you'll react until you're in the situation. But you can prepare yourself mentally before it ever happens.

Make the decision now about what you are willing to fight for and what you are willing to give up.

Property: If it's your wallet, phone, or car, give it up. Don't fight for something that can be replaced. Don't put yourself in front of someone armed and willing to hurt you for something monetary.

Safety: If someone intends to seriously hurt you and you can't get away safely, you have to fight back.

Mentally committing to protect yourself doesn't make you a bad or aggressive person. Research by the National Institute of Justice found that in sexual assault cases, self-protective actions like fighting, struggling, or running away significantly reduced the likelihood of a completed assault by up to 80%, without increasing the risk of serious injury.

Action is not the last thing you should do, it is the only thing you can do when all other options are exhausted. Your objective is not to fight or win; your objective is to stop the threat long enough to escape and get to safety.

If you want to be better prepared, schedule a call with us to explore training options for yourself, your family, or your team.

08/28/2026

Many people, especially those who are naturally polite, agreeable, or non-confrontational, have never once imagined hurting another person—even to save their own lives. If they are ever attacked, this hesitation creates a dangerous gap that an attacker will quickly exploit.

Self defense isn't about aggression; it's about giving yourself the internal permission to take whatever action is necessary to protect yourself and get home safely. You must make the conscious decision now to refuse to become a victim. Condition your mind to understand that you have the right to defend yourself.

By preparing mentally, you empower yourself to respond effectively in a crisis. Have you given yourself permission to fight back if your life depends on it?

08/28/2026

When Does Self Defense Become Assault?

Many people know how to defend themselves physically, but they don't know when they have the legal right to use force or when they are required to stop. Crossing that line can quickly turn a self defense situation into retaliation or an assault.

Action is the absolute last resort in our framework, following awareness, avoidance, and de-escalation.

The Reality of Real-World Defense

The goal is safety, not winning: Self defense is about stopping an immediate threat, not punishment, revenge, or winning a fight.

You are being watched: Security cameras, cell phones, and dashcams are everywhere. If an altercation occurs, the footage won't just show the physical fight; it will show what you were doing the five minutes leading up to it, including whether you tried to de-escalate or walk away.

Know your local laws: Self defense and use of force laws vary by state. For example, Texas allows the use of force to protect against imminent harm and does not require a duty to retreat under certain conditions. However, safely walking away is always the best option if you can do so.

Fi***rm responsibilities: If you carry a fi***rm, understanding your state's specific laws on the use of deadly force to protect yourself, others, or your property is absolutely critical.

True preparedness requires more than just physical skills; it demands sound, split-second judgment. If a threat backs away and you continue to attack out of anger, you change the circumstances of the event entirely.

At Silverback Self Defense, we provide individual, family, and corporate training to help you build awareness and make better decisions under pressure.

Have you ever reviewed your local laws regarding the use of force in a self defense situation?

08/27/2026

Does your company or organization have a Women's only group? We bring customized on-site self defense training to you. Have us out for a unique team building activity for your group.
Today we were with Houston Methodist Sugarland for their Women's Empowerment Group meeting. We covered Parking lot safety and self defense training.

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