CLOSE QUARTERS BATTLE/ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSE

There are two types of active shooters, the mentally disturbed, and the Jihadist. The Jihadist is far more dangerous, as they generally have more training, better equipment, often work in teams, and will shoot it out with responding officers. If the mentally disturbed encounter any resistance whatsoever, they will either run, kill themselves, or give up. Luckily, we have very few Jihadist active shooters in the United States comparatively, but expect that to change over time. It has been proven that active shooters avoid targets in which people will possibly be armed, therefore Americans need to prepare themselves to be the first responders. Make no mistake, we are training to fight pure evil, and we cannot expect Law Enforcement to be everywhere all the time.

Most active shooter incidents are over before law enforcement arrives, so it is important that you train to protect yourself. Training helps prevent panic. Just like fire drills prepare people mentally for what to do in case of a fire, our courses prepare you for what to do in an active shooter situation. Your knowledge will enable you not only to survive, but to lead others to survival as well.

In our close quarters battle training we focus on stopping the threat as fast as possible, tactical combat casualty care (TCCC) to address gunshot and knife wounds, and escape and evasion tactics.

We offer two separate classes: RAPID RESPONSE TO ACTIVE SHOOTER & CLOSE QUARTERS BATTLE. (CQB).

Active shooter class is a half day of penetrating trauma care, and a half day of rapid response tactics. (We also offer an active shooter awareness class for unarmed individuals. This class is typically only offered for businesses that specifically request unarmed training. Contact us for information.)

CQB class is a full day of room clearing tactics, both rapid response and slow, deliberate response, for when there is no exigency.

There is no prerequisite training for either class, and we bring all the equipment.