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New R.A.D. Classes Offered
The cornerstone of R.A.D. System has its foundations in education and awareness. The course includes lecture, discussion and self defense techniques, suitable for all women of all ages and abilities. Classes usually last a maximum of 2 hours each. Woman who attend will be provided with a variety of self-preservation techniques and basic home safety preparations.
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Westborough Police Department - Rape Aggression
Defense Classes
R.A.D. Basic
Physical Defense - Registration and Sign-ups are now
OPEN.
The cornerstone of R.A.D. System has its foundations in
education and awareness. The course includes lecture,
discussion and self defense techniques, suitable for all
women of all ages and abilities. Classes usually last a
maximum of 2 hours each. Woman who attend will be
provided with a variety of self-preservation techniques
and basic home safety preparations.
The course also includes a simulated attack on the final
class. This is NOT mandatory. Participants may
witness others during the simulation and watch the
various techniques that students deploy on their
attackers. This is a great opportunity to prepare for
the upcoming summer months. You won't want to miss this
class!!!
Common Questions
1. Does a person need to be in shape?
No. All classes are low impact. Students are not
required to have previous skill training.
2. How many women
have taken this program?
To date, over 250,000 women have attended R.A.D. basic
Physical Defense Program.
3. Can I bring my
younger daughter with me?
Yes. It s very common for mothers and daughters to
attend this program together. In addition to developing
and enhancing their options of self-defense, it seems to
be a great bonding experience for them. |
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Westborough Police Department's Trained Staff |
| Sgt. Chet Hallice |
Director/Coordinator |
| Officer Terry Peters |
Instructor |
| Officer Mike Daniels |
Instructor |
| Officer Leanne Baker |
Instructor |
| Reserve Officer Greg Rota |
Instructor |
| Civilian Melisa Callender |
Instructor |
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| Westborough
Police Department R.A.D. Forms |
Are you planning to take a R.A.D. class
with us? If you are it is a pre-requisite that you fill
out the 3 forms below.
Please print them, sign them and then bring them with
you on the first day of class.
Forms are in PDF format |
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R.A.D. Registration and Release Form
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click to download form ] |
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R.A.D. Training Precautions and
Expectations |
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click to download form ] |
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R.A.D. Wellness Information Form |
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R.A.D. Photo Gallery
Want to see what to expect? Our Gallery of past
classes will be available soon!
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