“The best way to avoid a crime of opportunity, is to remove the opportunity.”
– Moose Moore, Founder
FACE THE FACTS
Acts of violence cannot be stopped, but you can learn how to survive them.
CONQUER YOUR FEARS
Fear can be your worst nightmare or be your best friend, but you must be trained in it.
TAKE ACTION NOW
You must take action in the first 15-20 seconds. Learn how to be swift and effective.
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Included is our NEW Active Shooter Training Course!
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Videos Included:
- Vigilance Basics
- Vigilance in Motion
- Fear and It’s Effects
- Gun range and objects
- Facts and Myths About Guns
- Gun range and accuracy
- Right Not to be a Victim
- Stun and Run – Part 1
- Stun and Run – Part 2
- Active Shooters
- You Have The Right to Be Rude
- Know What To Do
- Distractions Make You Vulnerable
- What if they Gave a Gun
Self Defense Video Tips Using the SPIKEY
- Going To & From Car
- Fake Car Accidents
- Choke Hold
- Lifted from Behind
- Breaking Wrist Lock
- Pony Tail Grab
- Grabbed from Behind
- Throat Grab
WHAT MAKES THE VIGILANCE GROUP SO DIFFERENT?
When it comes surviving acts of violence, many individuals, families, and organizations don’t know how to react swiftly and effectively. We believe in teaching people how to be vigilant, how to pay close attention to dangers in their surroundings, and how to neutralize anyone that threatens their safety or survival.
We’re proud to be a Certified Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business. To become one, 51% of the company must be owned by a Service Disabled Veteran. We chose to apply for this certification because of our interest in giving back to the military community and their families. Currently, 60% of our instructors are Military Veterans, all with the same goal: Help teach others how to live safely in a dangerous world.
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Teaching People to Live Safely in a Dangerous World
Vigilance – Recognizing any unusual behavior that does not fit the context of the environment To recognize any behavior, you must first have your eyes opened and brain engaged (awareness) so you can make some type of logical deduction. At Vigilance Group, we teach...
Red Zone
The First Six Weeks of College are the Red Zone of Vulnerability for Freshmen Coeds Vigilance Training Is a “Defense Against Assault” Incoming freshman coeds are considered especially vulnerable as rape and sexual assault victims during their first 6 weeks of...
Halloween Guidelines for Safety
All Saints Day Eve (Halloween) features Kids, Goblins, Ghosts, and perhaps even Real Bad Guys to avoid This well-known and favorite day. October 31st, originated with the ancient Celtic festival of Sam-hain, when people would light bonfires and wear...
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