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Summary

Zeb Glover, an expert in self-defense and martial arts, aims to impart his specialized skills to nurses. This initiative focuses on enhancing personal safety and well-being for healthcare professionals.

Area of Science:

Self-Defense and Martial Arts Training
Healthcare Professional Well-being

Background:

Zeb Glover possesses extensive experience as a bodyguard for high-profile individuals, including the Dalai Lama and European royalty.
This background provides a unique foundation for teaching practical self-defense techniques.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the application of martial arts and self-defense strategies for nurses.
To enhance the personal safety and confidence of healthcare professionals.

Main Methods:

Instructional sessions focusing on practical self-defense maneuvers.
Training tailored to the specific needs and potential risks faced by nurses.

Main Results:

Nurses will gain valuable skills in self-protection.

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Conclusions:

Martial arts and self-defense training can significantly benefit nurses.
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