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IL: 'Girls Fight Back' urges use of 'a water bottle' for self-defense
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"Erin Weed, who founded 'Girls Fight Back' last year after the murder of friend and Rolling Meadows native Shannon McNamara, has booked the park district's community center for a two-hour session July 14 - part of a three-stop area tour."
"The women-only session in Rolling Meadows will offer simple but effective self-defense techniques - less fancy and more practical than the martial arts, Weed says - and tips on how to creatively turn common objects, like a water bottle, into helpful weapons." [emphasis ours]
KABA NOTE: Teaching women how to put two pieces of lead into a would-be rapist or murderer's chest would make a lot more sense than teaching them how to fight with water bottles. |
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