Lioness Tactics

Awaken Your Survival Instincts

Founded in 2014, Lioness Tactics has trained Law Enforcement, Veterans, Military, Security, and Corporate professionals worldwide in behavior-based and prevention.

  • To raise the standard of personal readiness through behavior-driven training that is practical, clear, and grounded in real-world experience.

  • We don’t build off skills. We build off survival instincts.

    Every threat starts with behavior. Long before there is a weapon, a word, or a move, there is intent. That is where we begin. We teach biological intelligence to recognize the subtle cues, and to trust the instinct that warns you something is off.

    You’ll learn to read people, manage stress, make decisions under pressure, using techniquies built around instictive reactions making them easier to remember and perform under stress.

  • The lioness is the perfect model for human survival. She studies patterns. Tracks intent. Moves with purpose. Conserves energy until action is required. She protects what is hers by understanding what she is walking into.

    Lioness Tactics is built on biological intelligence, the same survival principles that keep predators alive in nature and people alive in the real world. Threats do not begin with violence. They begin with behavior.

A Lioness doesn’t walk confidently. She walks prepared

Renee Stringer has more than 20 years of experience teaching self-defense and over a decade in executive and dignitary protection, covert operations, and corporate security. Her training background includes defensive tactics, firearms instruction, de-escalation, and behavior-based threat recognition.

She has trained civilians, law enforcement, military personnel, and security teams, and has led and supported security operations in both domestic and high-risk environments. Her approach is grounded in biological intelligence, how the human body reads danger, processes stress, and makes decisions under pressure.

This is the foundation behind Lioness Tactics.

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Never the Aggressor. Always Vigilant. Always Ready.

Education

Lioness Tactics provides tactical training to families and individuals that are seeking to be proactive regarding their safety. Firearms courses are taught in Los Angeles and can be taught in group, semi-private and private environments. Self defense instruction is specialized for students and tailored for selected situations.

Training

Our accredited specialists deliver and provide unprecedented peace of mind through years of experience and non-stop training. The close protection agents of Salus International, our strategic partner for protection services and security, leaves no stone unturned to deliver secure, thoughtful, and elite service. 

Speaking

Clarity Through Communication

Education changes individuals. Speaking changes the culture around them. This is where Lioness Tactics steps into boardrooms, conferences, classrooms, and community spaces to shift how people think about danger, behavior, and readiness.

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