DVA Month: What can you do?

College is freedom. Freedom from house rules, freedom to purchase all the candy and junk food desired, freedom to choose classes and study what you are passionate for, freedom to be you. With this freedom presented to a wide range of people, most specifically 18 year old's fresh out of high school, there can be a large danger that is additionally not often presented.

In the day-to-day, you may not even consider knowing how to perform CPR or how to use a splint or sling. You may not see your lifestyle as dangerous or you may even be reliant on others around you to be the hero in an emergency situation; however, 70% of Americans don’t know how and are reluctant to perform CPR and only half of all cases in which First Aid could have been used, was it done so. For your family, friends, and community’s sake, it is important to know at least the basics of First Aid in the event of an emergency! While these are all tips for adult First Aid, we certainly recommend getting certified in baby, toddler, and child First Aid as well if you have kids, grandkids, or are around kids.

Come learn with us in a demonstration with Conrad Woodall, a retired Sacramento police officer who is a self defense professional with a fourth degree black belt, as he shows the everyday woman practical tips and maneuvers you can do to get yourself out of scary situations using the Sock It Slim. You will also get the chance to have an exclusive offer for life-saving tools once the training is complete!