Moms Training On Self Defense Business

Moms Training On Self Defense Business Success Stories [2024]

Pat Walls

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Updated: October 8th, 2024

Keeping moms and families safe can become a sustainable and impactful business.

The idea is to offer self-defense training specifically designed for mothers, focusing on practical and accessible techniques that can be used in real-world situations. The business involves organizing workshops, online courses, and personalized training sessions targeting the unique challenges that moms may face.

Not only will you provide valuable skills that increase safety, but you will also foster a community of empowered women ready to protect themselves and their families. With more awareness about personal safety today, a dedicated self-defense business for moms has the potential to attract significant interest.

Starting this business requires a strong foundation in martial arts or self-defense training, a reliable team of certified instructors, and an environment conducive to learning and practicing these skills. Marketing and outreach efforts should focus on local communities and social media to build trust and a sense of belonging among participants.

In this list, you'll find real-world moms training on self defense business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a moms training on self defense business that makes money.

1. I should have said ($72K/year)

After being humiliated in public, she considered creating a website to help individuals deal with verbal bullying.

Bryn was humiliated in front of her two young sons and a crowd of onlookers because of a misunderstanding about her son’s casual comment.

This altercation, sparked by her son's opinion, led to an unwarranted and harsh confrontation by another parent.

Feeling embarrassed and angry about her inadequate response and the public scrutiny Bryn was under, she dwelled on the incident for weeks.

This period of reflection and her desire to have handled the situation differently inspired the creation of her website, turning a negative experience into the catalyst for her business idea.

How much money it makes: $72K/year
How many people on the team: 1

How Bryn Todd Built a $6K/Month Verbal Bullying Defense Blog

Case study about founder Bryn Todd's self-defense website, "I Should Have Said," which helps victims of verbal bullying respond appropriately, with initial revenue of $6k/month and annual revenue of $72k from digital bundles starting at $29 and one-on-one consulting at $50/hr.

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