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 Verbal de-escalation is a course that we all need to learn from.  Learn how to observe the triggers and the skills to diffuse a tense situation without having to escalate to a higher level of force.

Learn about Oleoresin Capsicum and the different type of OC spray, the patterns on how to deploy and the results that will come from OC deployment.       

NLETC Certification

Learn about the straight baton as a control device to help during resistive and potential combative situations.  This course covers a lot more techniques than the old impact weapon, that will help mitigate you and your agency or company with excessive force concerns, as this course covers and utilizes control techniques.  

 NLETC Certification

This course is to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills to operate and employ a Taser with proficiency, confidence, and composure. A Taser can be a very effective self-defense weapon, but it’s essential that those who have possession of a Taser understand how and when to employ it. 

 Taser training is crucial for anyone who handles an Electronic Control Device (ECD) 

Here are the key aspects covered in Taser training: 

• Understanding the ECD
• Legal Implications
•  Practical Skills

Learn the different ways to control an individual during a check or a search and the safety concerns to watch out for. Learn how to properly search an individual and the legality that may arise.

Learn about the legal requirements when handcuffing someone and discuss the civil liberties that may come from that.  Learn the different ways to control an individual and properly place them in handcuffs, from standing, kneeling and prone positions. In addition, learn techniques on resistive subjects thus limiting the liability and the public image that you may face.  Resulting in excessive force, Litigation and the Public Eye.   NLETC Certification

Learn the basic Control Defense Tactics, from escorting an individual, to handcuffing, to control / blocks and strikes.

NLETC Certification

Learn different techniques to retain your firearm while in the holster or drawn during an attempted gun grab. Then learn techniques on how to perform a gun disarm from a suspect who is pointing a firearm at you.   NLETC Certification

This course is the updated system of Control Defense Tactics focusing on the jiu-jitsu-based system. That will incorporate escort positions, control locks, body lock takedowns and control locks to the ground

NLETC Certification

Most all fights end up on the ground.  This is the first level of the combative course.  We will start at the very basic in this level 1 course..  Learning how to perform locks and controls once you end up on the ground and taking control of the situation.

This is level II of the combative course. This will lead off where Level I ended. Incorporating confined spaces and more advanced techniques from the ground and confined areas, such as vehicles, office spaces, hospital rooms, jail cells etc. 

This course will cover the fundamentals of marksmanship and the handgun handling, that includes the 4-step draw, different type of reloading and malfunction drills, shooting fast but accurate shooting drills, close quarter shooting, defensive shooting, combat follow through, multiple targets, shooting while moving.  You will need your handgun, preferably outside of the waistband holster and 400 rounds of ammunition and eyes and ear protection.

This course starts off where Level I ended.  This will cover the topic of Cover and Concealment, room clearing, team tactics, shooting on the move, multiple different shooting positions, Strong hand and support hand shooting. 

Must have Defensive Handgun Level I as a prerequisite or a class similar to with approval from the instructor. 600 rounds of ammunition needed along with a strongside outside of the waistband holster with some form of retention, along with eyes and ear protection.

This course covers the basic concepts and tactics with the shotgun: Will cover the different type of ammunition, how to switch ammunition on the fly. Drills include firing from cover, use of kneeling and prone positions, moving targets, malfunction clearing, firing on the move, and transitioning to the handgun. 

 Requirements: Duty-type 12-Ga. pump or semi-auto shotgun equipped with sling.  

50 rounds of slugs. 20 rounds of 00 Buck, 100 rounds of Birdshot #6, #7 or #8. and 100 rounds pistol