By Warriorschool Staff on 8/30/2010 6:21 PM

“Refuse to be a victim!” – Margaret Atwood                   

Live free from fear!  LDAC is a fun, safe, ongoing, ladies-only, self-defense class that uses natural body movement to counter attacks against women in any situation.  LDAC has been taught worldwide to ladies from ages 8 to 80!  All LDAC training is amazingly effective, life changing, and completely voluntary.  Ladies choose to take part in or sit out, any part of any class.  

• Threat awareness
• Using fear and adrenaline
• Fighting without speed or strength
• The truth about rape
• The survival mindset
• Your car as a weapon
• Escape while pinned on your back
• Knife and gun disarmament

6:30 pm – 7:30 pm, each Wednesday at our new classroom: 4500 E Speedway Suite 56, Tucson, AZ

Only $55 per month!  $15 per class for walk-ins.

To register call 520-241-7690.

LDAC Instructor Amber Meesenburg is a licensed, third degree Bujinkan black belt and certified, lead Female Fightback instructor for Warriorschool. 

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By Warriorschool Staff on 8/23/2010 6:42 PM

By Warriroschool Founder Jeff Prather

On behalf of all of Warriorschool, Founder Jeff Prather salutes, congratulates, and profoundly thanks all of our military fighting men and women who have served in Iraq and are now heading home.  And to those still there, in Afghanistan and OCONUS across the globe, you are never forgotten, and we are eternally grateful!

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By Warriorschool Staff on 8/14/2010 2:26 PM

Please check out my latest article on M-4 Combat Failures:
http://www.gggaz.com/index.php?id=314&parents=132

- Jeffrey Prather

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By Warriorschool Staff on 8/10/2010 7:18 PM

Lindsay Lohan, 24, gets her name and face all over the news because she went to jail and was released early.

Justin Allen, 23, Brett Linley, 29, Matthew Weikert, 29, Justus Bartett, 27, Dave Santos, 21, Chase Stanley, 21, Jesse Reed, 26, Matthew Johnson, 21, Zachary Fisher, 24, Brandon King, 23, Christopher Goeke, 23, and Sheldon Tate, 27, are all Marines that gave their lives for YOU this week.

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By Warriorschool Staff on 8/2/2010 8:15 AM

Woman 2, thugs 0 after home invasion
Oklahoma break-in turns deadly when 'victim' pulls gun and fires
Reprinted from: http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=181341

Posted: July 24, 2010
11:00 pm Eastern

By Bob Unruh
© 2010 WorldNetDaily

One gun isn't enough.

That was what Linda Smith (a pseudonym) was thinking after two thugs broke into her Oklahoma apartment. One was holding a weapon (she initially thought it was a knife but it turned out to be a screwdriver) at her throat, and the other was pacing back and forth while holding her purse and demanding her money and valuables. She screamed, and was told if she screamed again, she'd be dead.

She was doing as police recommend in robberies – comply with a robber's demands. But her Lady Smith & Wesson .38 special, which she carries by permit, was hidden in her purse – and the purse was being held by one of the attackers.

Then the situation, suddenly, got much, much worse: One of the robbers demanded that she take off her clothes. "Come on, what are you waiting for," he told her as he started to yank on her sweatpants, trying to take them off. Smith pleaded for her safety and distracted the attackers by telling them she would get her money, which was "in my purse."

The robbers inexplicably allowed her to drop to her knees and crawl across the floor to her purse, which the second attacker had dropped. She reached inside, and the first shot was clear of the muzzle and into the torso of one of the attackers before she even pulled the weapon clear of the purse. Four more shots followed shortly and, in the end, one of the attackers was dead and the second was hospitalized facing a murder rap for having participated in a felony in which someone died ...

To read the rest of this article, please visit the original posting on WND.com: http://www.wnd.com/?pageId=181341

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By Warriorschool Staff on 7/29/2010 11:04 PM

Written by Jeffrey Prather

"As to the species of exercises, I advise the gun."
-Thomas Jefferson.

Warriorschool announces our new, fun, convenient and inexpensive, Handgun Martial Art Class (HMAC). HMAC is a one hour, monthly, ongoing dry-fire, tactical skills class in town and off the range. No shooting, no ammo, no range, no ear and eye protection required.

Safe non-firing blue guns and holsters are available for beginners learning handgun safety, responsibility, stance, grip draw, sighting and trigger press.

Advanced students learn weak hand wounded, night, light and gun fight techniques. Ongoing classes will cover handgun retention, home and car defensive skills.

Only $75.00 for 4 classes per month. The first Wednesday night, 6:30-7:30 PM, at our new in town classroom: 4500 East Speedway, Suite 56. Classes start August 4th! To register, call 520-241-7690.

Warriorschool is a tactical training company that specializes in training US military, government and citizens in the skills of liberty and the tools of freedom. Warriorschool Founder Jeff Prather served with 7th Special Forces, as a DEA Special Agent and firearms instructor. He is published in SWAT magazine and his book and DVDs sell in Army Air Force Exchange Stores (AAFES) nationwide.

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By Warriorschool Staff on 7/26/2010 2:46 PM

We are pleased to announce Roger Kase, father of Warriroschool instructor Mike Kase, as winner of Warriorschool’s quarterly best blogger competition, for his poem! We don’t receive too many poems. Thanks and congratulations Roger!
 
Jeff Prather
Warriorschool Founder

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By Warriorschool Staff on 7/19/2010 9:19 PM

4500 East Speedway, Suite 56, Tucson AZ

We still have our ranges and classroom in Marana. But now we have a new, centrally located building in Tucson to accommodate our rapidly expanding Emergency Medicine Division run by Ben Lair. Our new facility has four classrooms, store, and office. Non-medical classes are also taught here.

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By Warriorschool Staff on 7/13/2010 7:23 AM

Written by Jeff Prather

I wanted to share an e-mail I received:

" ... Again, I want to thank you, Jim, and Darin for another great experience this past weekend. Everything is becoming ever so evident as to the importance of the role of citizen warrior. I have nothing but the highest respect and admiration for those defending us today, and for those who in the past sacrificed for us to enjoy our freedoms today. For those of us who have served, and for those who would stand up for freedom and liberty as civilians, I would like to paraphrase the words of President John F. Kennedy 1 August 1963, Bancroft Hall, U.S. Naval Academy, "I can imagine a no more rewarding endeavor. And any man who may be asked what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction: I served in the United States armed forces (or as a citizen warrior - my words)." All the best to you and your family, especially on the upcoming celebration of the birth of this great nation." 

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By Warriorschool Staff on 7/5/2010 4:55 PM

Written by: Jeffrey Prather

Arizona’s Senate Bill 1108 is called the Constitutional Carry Law and permits any Arizona resident over the age of 21 without a felony record to carry a concealed firearm without a permit. Former governor Janet Napolitano vetoed similar legislation in the recent past. It passed this year with a 36-to-9 vote in the House of Representatives and a 20-to-10 vote in the Senate. And, yes, the governor signed it on April 16.

This is great news not just for all freedom loving Arizonans but all Americans. But because we are no longer a rural society whose youth grow up with firearms and safety protocols it is incumbent that all concealed carriers get training. So besides continuing to offer our Arizona Department of Safety certified CCW course, which we still recommend to all, Warriorschool is working on an ongoing CCW class on how to carry, what to carry, when to carry with an emphasis on the details of rigs, holsters, draws, backgrounds, scans, interactions with law enforcement and the public, etc…

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