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You may have a big red target on your back. 

If you are an ACTIVE DISABLED person, and you use a wheelchair or walk with a cane or crutches out in the world, you are a “soft target” to the professional criminal. This is horrific, ongoing, and nobody much seems to give a damn, except for a handful of advocates.

If you have a loved one in an institution, or you are in an institution, or are disabled, please take a look at both books.

Day addresses this subject with a comprehensive approach in Crime and the Disabled, where he covers personal safety, crime prevention, and self-defense for the walking, rolling, and institutionalized disabled. He also introduces to the public the martial art, Ropo Kenpo, that is detailed in The We Defend System of Self Defense.

The techniques are demonstrated in large, easy-to-follow photos. Learn how to take the hand of an attacker, and through joint manipulation, bring them to submission or break their wrist, how to defend against a punch, how to attack the eyes to blind or the throat for a knockout or lethality, how to disarm someone wielding a knife or a gun. 

(For a demonstration, go to YouTube and input Roy Day and Ropo Kenpo, where you will witness a spontaneous training session with Master Roy Day and the late Master Robert Quinn, recorded and uploaded by a police officer.) 

Sound advice to large segments of the disabled community on how to live a safer life, including strategies for the loved ones of the disabled in institutions. This is a comprehensive coverage of the invisible and fear-inspiring subject of crimes against the disabled.

To learn a highly effective, and when necessary, lethal form of self-defense from a wheelchair, use this  manual of the We Defend System of Self-Defense.