Lahore: In collaboration with the Kinnaird College for Women, Pakistan Martial Arts Association (PMAA), a series of self -defense training sessions has been launched under the British Council’s Active Citizens Program.
Under the leadership of Dr. Amana Yusuf, a dedicated team of Kinnaird College students is actively organizing these sessions in various schools and colleges. The student team comprising Fatima Khan, Maryam Irshad, Kanza Shahid, Mahanwar Zahra, Dore Samin Zahid, Mohammad Asad, Shanze Iqbal, and Abijah Aamir recently organized a very successful session at Trust School (Eth), where young people Students learned eagerly. Essential self -defense techniques.
The PMA’s chief trainer Anwar Mohi -ud -Din, along with Martial Arts Instructor Somia and Hinzla, led the training, which practically focused on his defense tactics, which high effect for the emergency martial. Arts strike is also included. The session also included the method of countering an armed attacker, which emphasized the technique of disarming the gun, which praised both students and teachers.
Principal Asim Ishaq and Headmate Azma emphasized the importance of self -defense training, which highlighted their role in enhancing confidence and enhancing personal safety for young girls.
Among the growing concerns about women’s safety, such measures are very important to equip young women with their defense capabilities. Under the Active Citizens Program, the contribution of the Kinniard College-PMA has a lasting impact, their next training session is to be held at APWA College for Women, and ensures that more young girls are Get access to the necessary abilities.
