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WEAPON RETENTION TECHNIQUES (4hrs) FA-008-01


CEU:

0.40

Hours:

4

Cost:

$40.00

Available Sessions:

No sessions currently scheduled for this course.

Description:

This class will demonstrate to students various techniques that can and is effectively utilized to maintain control of their duty weapon, OC spray and baton. Using these various easily learned and retainable techniques the students will be able to prevent the loss of their weapon to an adversary, gain distance and gain control of the situation.

Objectives:

The Student will recognize that every confrontation is an armed confrontation with at least their weapon’s involvement.

The Student will demonstrate weapon retention techniques deployed against single and multiple Adversaries.

The Student will adopt defensive stances against Multiple Adversaries and initiate gross motor actions using hands, elbows, and feet strikes.

The Student will identify other Defensive Equipment they deploy that is compatible with this system.

The Students will develop significant Body Control, to the maximum effectiveness of their personal physical capabilities.

Recognize when a Weapon Reload is required to be initiated.

The Student will understand that most situations are Survivable despite serious injuries.

The Student will learn techniques that may be deployed if they are physically disadvantaged during any Crisis Situation.

Requirements:

Duty belt w/ all issued equipment & Note taking materials

Prerequisites:

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