This 5 day course includes

- Advanced Combatives & Self-Defense
- Defensive Tactics Against Attacks With A Blunt Weapon
- Arrest & Control/Officer Safety Tactics- Searching and Handcuffing
- Weapon Retention
- Ground Fighting (Law Enforcement Applications)
- Lectures

Courses may be submitted
for TCLEOSE credit.
TCLEOSE# 2040 (Krav Maga)

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Defense Against Impact Weapons

A “stick” is the most obvious member of a family of weapons known as Impact Weapons.  These can include not only baseball bats, pools cues, tire irons, “Club” car security devices, etc., but also handheld rocks, hammers, and any other striking instrument that does not possess a long, sharp edge or point.  Although some of these weapons (such as a rock) do not create the distance-related dangers of a stick, the defense remains the same for all of these weapons.

Of all the standard impact weapons, the stick (and its obvious synonyms, such as a baseball bat) offers the attacker one significant advantage: reach.  A logical approach to stick defense must include a movement to eliminate this advantage by bursting in.  This idea of bursting forward should be strongly emphasized in any stick defense.

However, we cannot assume we will always have time to burst in.  Our defense must also work if we are late and must deal with the stick itself. 

Krav Maga Self-Defense, Ground Fighting (Law Enforcement Applications)

The objective of this course is to teach the student how to effectively defend himself or herself against a subject who attacks them using a chokehold or putting them in a headlock, or when they are attacked and taken to the ground when grabbed by the assailant.

At the end of the course the student will be able to

o   Defend against chokes (standing or on the ground), the arm bar or carotid restraint holds

         o   Defend against headlocks to the side, front or on the ground.

         o   Defend themselves against common ground attacks from the mount and guard position.

The ultimate goal is to keep the peace officer safe from harm and to give him/her the confidence and security to perform their duties effectively. 

Course curriculum is designed to prevent injury to the individual and limit injury to the unruly subject, as well.