Do I need any prior experience to start?

Not at all. XavSafety was built specifically for people with no background in martial arts, law enforcement or security. Whether you’re a parent, a student, a teacher, or just someone who wants to feel more in control this training is for you.

 

Is this a self-defence course?

No. We don’t teach you how to fight. We teach you something far more important, how to see, understand, and respond to risk before it turns into danger. Our training is about prevention, clarity, and action without violence.

 

Is this training relevant for children or schools?

Yes. We offer on-site versions of our programs tailored for students (Year 6 & above), teachers, and school staff. We also work with charities to support vulnerable populations.

 

Can I get a certificate?

Yes.

 

Is this training suitable for women?

Yes, absolutely. XavSafety is designed for everyone, and especially empowers those who are often made to feel vulnerable. The tools we teach are practical, non-violent, and tailored for real-life situations, regardless of size, gender or physical ability.

 

What if I feel anxious or paranoid about danger?

That’s exactly why XavSafety exists. Our goal is not to make you afraid it’s to help you gain calm clarity and control. When you understand how to scan, assess and act early, fear is replaced by confidence.

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How is XavSafety different from other personal safety or self-defence courses?

Most safety courses focus on reaction. XavSafety focuses on prevention and early detection, using proven methods from professional protection work. Our model is not based on fear, size or strength. It’s based on clarity, observation and decision-making.

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What other services will you provide, and when?

We’re currently developing a new, immersive way of experiencing XavSafety; one that goes beyond traditional training and taps into how people truly learn, adapt, and respond in the real world. We can’t reveal too much just yet, but what’s coming will change the way people think about awareness and personal safety, whether at home, in public, or within their communities.

Stay connected, the next phase is closer than you think.