Self defense starts before it starts

Most people don’t grow up learning how to stay safe.They just assume nothing bad will ever happen to them — until something makes them stop and think.This page is for people who:- are concerned about their own safety or someone they care about- don’t want to spend years learning a martial art- don’t know where to start with self defenseNo experience needed.

Self defense isn’t just
about learning to fight

A lot of people think self defense means:- learning lots of techniques
- training for years
- getting hit in training
In reality, most personal safety comes down to:- awareness
- decision-making
- understanding risk
- and avoiding the mistakes that get people hurtI know this because I’ve made them all — so you don’t have to.That’s where self defense really begins.

I know this because I’ve made them all — so you don’t have to.That’s where self defense really begins.

Where most people go wrong with self defense

Most people don’t get caught out because they’re weak or untrained.They get caught out because they misunderstand what danger actually looks like.

It usually shows up as:

✅ not being aware of what’s happening around them

✅letting someone get too close

✅ assuming “it won’t happen to me”

✅ reacting too late, once the situation has already started

By the time they realise something is wrong, they’re already on the back foot.

A simple guide to help you think more clearly

I’ve put together a short, practical guide called:20 Dangerous Mistakes People Make About Self-DefenseIt’s written for people who:- have no background in martial arts
- want realistic advice, not bravado
- would rather avoid trouble than fight
It doesn’t teach techniques.It helps you think more clearly about safety.

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The system that Eddie teaches is practical, principle based and easy to learn. It fittingly supported the Royal Marines close combat programme.

– Royal Marines Close Combat Chief Instructor

Who wrote this?

My name is Eddie Quinn.I was stabbed six times at 18 with no self defense training.That experience led me to spend over 40 years teaching self defense to everyday people, as well as military and police instructors.This guide shares the mistakes I learned the hard way — so you don’t have to.

This is where self defense really begins.If you’ve been searching for self defense, this is your first step.

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