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Core Programs
This intensive three-day course is designed for law enforcement, security professionals, and executive protection specialists, equipping them with essential communication techniques, de-escalation strategies, and rapid response tactics for handling unexpected attacks. Participants will learn to regain control of escalating situations through effective defensive actions.
The end-user training in this system is a one-day course. Those who attend the full three-day program will be certified as basic instructors for their departments, allowing them to teach the core Aggression Response & Control Tactics curriculum and conduct in-house training for new hires and ongoing professional development.​​
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Objective:
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Develop essential skills in:
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Communication techniques
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De-escalation strategies
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Rapid response tactics for unexpected attacks
Learning Outcomes:
Participants will learn to:
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Regain control of escalating situations through effective defensive actions
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Prepare to become certified as basic instructors for their departments
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Teach the core Aggression Response & Control Tactics (ARCT) curriculum
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Conduct in-house training for new hires and ongoing professional development
Key Areas Covered:
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Basic stance and movement drills
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Reactions to sudden violence
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Transitions to control from contact
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Cooperative contact drills
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Preemptive control tactics
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Effective striking techniques
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Joint control strategies
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Grounded tactics and escapes
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Transitions for passive through active resistance
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Handcuffing procedures
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Intermediate weapon deployment
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Firearm transitions
Course Structure:
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Day 1: End-user experience — practical application of tactics
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Days 2-3: Instructor development and knowledge transfer
Integration:
This training seamlessly integrates with existing programs and provides hands-on teaching techniques.
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This three-day course is designed for Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Fire, Paramedics, and medical staff, equipping them with essential communication techniques, de-escalation strategies, and effective responses to unexpected attacks. Participants will learn to maintain self-control and manage high-stress situations without escalating conflicts, using both verbal and non-verbal communication skills.
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While the end-user course is one day, those who complete the full three-day program will be certified as instructors in the basic program, allowing them to teach the core Aggression Response Training curriculum within their departments. This enables agencies to conduct in-house training for new hires and provide ongoing professional development for staff.
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Objective:
Develop essential skills in:
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Communication techniques
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De-escalation strategies
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Natural and effective responses for unexpected attacks
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Verbal and non-verbal communication for self-control
Learning Outcomes:
Participants will learn to:
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Maintain self-control in high-stress situations
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Prevent escalation through effective communication
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Prepare to become certified as instructors in the basic program for their staff
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Teach the core Aggression Response Training (ART) curriculum
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Conduct in-house training for new hires and ongoing professional development
Key Areas Covered:
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Basic stances and movement drills
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Reactions to sudden violence
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De-escalation strategies during every contact
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Cooperative contact drills
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Preemptive de-escalation tactics
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Effective self-protection techniques
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Defensive control strategies
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Grounded and standing escapes
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Transitions for passive through active resistance
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Emotional self-control
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Management of fear and anger
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Non-violent communication
Course Structure:
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Day 1: End-user experience — practical application of tactics
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Days 2-3: Instructor development and knowledge transfer
Integration:
This training seamlessly integrates with existing programs and provides hands-on teaching techniques.
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