Women's Self-Defence UK

03/06/2026

FREE Women’s Self-Defence Workshops for Southwark residents!

10th June: The Castle Centre, Peckham 18:00-20:00
23 June: The Dockland Settlement Rotherhithe 6:30-8:30

Now available on Eventbrite! Grab your ticket fast 😎

01/06/2026

For many women, booking a self-defence class can feel intimidating. You may be wondering:

Will I need to be fit?
Will I be expected to fight?
What if I've never done anything like this before?
Will I be the only beginner?

The good news is that most women who attend a self-defence class start with exactly the same questions

For many women, booking a self-defence class can feel intimidating. You may be wondering: • Will I need to be fit? • Will I be expected to fight? • What if I've never done anything like this before? • Will I be the only beginner? The good news is that most women who attend a self-defence cla...

01/06/2026

If you are looking for an empowering workshop to spend quality time with other like- minded individuals - we still have seats for our 13th of June Women’s Workshops!

4-7 pm Richmond (Elevate Martial Arts)
Don’t wait as tickets are selling fast. DM us for details 💥

27/05/2026

Our Women’s Self-Defence Workshops coming to Richmond!

13th June (Adults) and 20th June (Teens).
Location: Elevate Martial Arts (Richmond station building).

Get in touch to grab a ticket before it sells out! 💥💥💥

More details on our website: https://www.womenselfdefence.uk/
Email to book: [email protected]

26/05/2026

Ladies! We still are offering 4 more FREE self-defence sessions at St Jude’s to all Queen’s Park and Westminster residents. Get in touch to register!

These lovely ladies have attended our last 6-week course and felt empowered with the new skills they acquired during this programme. Come and join us! 🤩

14/05/2026

Recap of how to sweep someone off their feet 😎💯👯‍♀️

11/05/2026

Empowering Women’s Workshops this June 💯🔥

Sign up by end of day Wednesday 13th to grab the Early Bird! 🦅

📍Location: Elevate Martial Arts Richmond (at the station building)

05/05/2026

Recent changes in UK law mean that certain forms of public sexual harassment are now explicitly recognised as criminal offences. This marks an important step in acknowledging behaviours that many women have experienced for years but often felt were dismissed or minimised.

And while legal change is significant, it doesn't instantly change everyday experiences.

Recent changes in UK law mean that certain forms of public sexual harassment are now explicitly recognised as criminal offences. This marks an important step in acknowledging behaviours that many women have experienced for years but often felt were dismissed or minimised.And while legal change is si...