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Woman's Basic Self-Defense Class

Women’s Basic Self-Defense

Class Number | CED.1061.M01

Section | 62628

Class Details

Date & Time

TBD

Cost

$10 per person

Proceeds will be donated to the Women’s Aid Services in Mt. Pleasant.

Class limited to 50 participants.

Location

Mt. Pleasant Campus | Community Room

Class Description

Officer Michael Covarrubias and his partners from the Mt. Pleasant City Police Department will teach basic self-defense tactics for women in this class. Topics will include learning self-awareness, situational recognition, pre-planning, and self-defense tactics. The primary focus of this session is to build confidence by recognizing common situations to help manage risk.

Instructor

Officer Michael Covarrubias

Officer Michael Covarrubias is a police officer with over 23 years of experience with the Mount Pleasant Police Department and an 8 year military veteran. Officer Covarrubias is a defensive tactics instructor and trains police officers and police cadets in defensive tactics.

Questions?

We'd love to answer them!

lifelonglearning@midmich.edu

(989) 386-6651

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