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Is your martial arts school’s “self-defense” program just a scarier workout class with no practical value?
With rising crime rates and viral self-defense clips, many students are questioning whether their martial arts school's program actually prepares them for real threats or just provides a good sweat. Cast your vote and share your take on the practical value of these classes.
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