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Are you a woman or girl who is training in the martial arts? Do you want to be? Have you ever taken a women's self defense class? Would you like to? Do you teach martial arts or self defense? Are you looking to network with other women like you?
If these are your questions, you've come to the right place for answers.
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 Special Training 2008
Hobart and William Smith
Geneva, New York
July 17-20, 2008
Special Training is the NWMAF's signature summer training camp for all women and girls into martial arts and self defense. Whatever your age, whether you're a brand new student or have decades of experience under your belt/sash/etc., whatever your style, wherever you live... you are welcome at Special Training!
Announcing the ST'08 Trainers!
 Karin Collins began her Taijiquan and Qigong studies in 2000 and knew that she was in for life! She specializes in traditional Yang Style Taijiquan including Bare Hand Forms, Push Hands and Straight Sword as well as teaching several forms of healing Qigong. Karin is a patient and generous instructor with a quirky sense of humor and an inclination to enjoy a laugh.
Come to the next SD Teacher Training
Self Defense Conference 2008
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Geneva, New York
July 16-17, 2008
 Every year, the NWMAF hosts an intensive 2-day teacher training for women who teach self defense. This is a professional development opportunity you won't want to miss, whether you are just starting out or have been teaching self defense for years. With skill sharing, panel discussions, networking, mentoring and more. Conveniently scheduled to end before Special Training begins, so you can easily attend both events.
Find out more about Self Defense Teacher Training
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Women Warrior Workouts are Back!
What could make the most dynamic and exciting women's martial arts camp on Earth even more magical and transformative for you?
A private lesson focusing on your training needs and interests. The winning bidder will have an hour's lesson at ST'08 with one of these amazing trainers :
- Janet Aalfs
- Marjorie Allingham
- Janet Gee
- Kore' Grate
- Kerry Kilburn
- Wendy Lathrop
- Arlene Limas
- Dara Masi
- Linda Ramzy Ranson
- Laura Rebecca
- Jen Resnick
- Gabriele Roloff
- Lynne Marie Wannamaker
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Kim Rivers
"My goal is to become certified as a self-defense instructor. NWMAF has a good reputation for this process and I know that what is required will not just give me commendable credentials, but will offer me a true process for defining, and refining my concepts of women’s self-defense. I hope in turn for all that I gain I will also be able to offer my experience and understanding of what it means to approach martial arts and self-defense with a disability, both as a student and as an instructor."
Read more about Kim Rivers and other stories of NWMAF members...
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