#training effectiveness

Does mandatory safety training create real caution or just teach employees how to pass the test?

Does anyone else feel like most workplace safety training is just a box-ticking exercise?

Is the martial arts community itself the biggest gatekeeper keeping real self-defense out of reach?

Do you secretly judge people who use machines over free weights?

How do you actually test if your martial arts training works outside the gym?

Is your safety training just a legal checkbox, or does it actually cut accident rates where it counts?

Is it worth learning Krav Maga if you're only training once a week?

What’s your take on mandatory safety training that feels like a box-ticking exercise?

Is mandatory safety training actually making workers less cautious, not more?