Using a comprehensive learning and dynamic hands-on curriculum, first responders will learn how to utilize a straight baton, which is one of the most useful less lethal technologies on the duty belt, in direct and/or transitional ways for overcoming subject resistance through strikes, jabs or blocks and establish practical anatomical control over a subject for the purposes of escort and/or handcuffing.

This 2-day, highly dynamic course is like no other because it provides you with the useful defensive skills in all 3 zones of defense, especially for CQB. It relies heavily on practical hands-on applications and is intended for first responders who want instruction in the proper uses of straight baton (expandable or rigid) batons used for self-defense and subject control for escort and handcuffing.

Benefits from attending the class:
• Learn the various ways personal weapons such as hands, elbows, knees,     and feet may be effectively used for personal protection on the job
• Learn the basic components of stance, balance, and practical patterns of   movement (or Survival Dancing for Victory)
• Learn what Zone of Defense is and how your personal weapons are       assigned to provide you with the best chance for gaining tactical advantage   (or protection) over a subject.
• Learn what O.S.C. is and how it applies to the MDTS program
• Learn how to care for handcuffs to maintain reliable performance
• Learn practical ways to transition between various self-defense tactics   using your personal weapons or escort position to subject-control hold   called wrist lock or arm bar and vice versa to gain tactical advantage over a   subject that leads to custody.

This Course provides Instructor Development for In-Service Training, Including Reviews of Policy Development and Civil/Criminal Liabilities

ONLINE REGISTRATION REQUIRED

VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO REGISTER
https://olt.safariland.policeoneacademy.com/registration/#register

CLASSROOM LOCATION ADDRESS:
Comm Rm 802 ABC Comm Center 83
200, Scarlet Oaks Drive
Cincinnati Ohio, 45241