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Emergency Ground Survival-1 

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Emergency Ground Survival-1

 

​Emergency Ground Survival includes ground techniques that will allow an Officers to defend themselves against an grounded and attacks designed to take the Officer to the ground.  This block of instruction is designed to give a Defensive Tactics Instructor the skills to deliver an in-service 4-hour block of training on emergency ground survival to their Officers. This Program also lays the foundation those Instructors that want to progress to our advanced Master Ground Instructor Program (5-Day BJJ-911). This NEW program is designed to give the DT Instructor practical and thorough EMERGENCY SURVIVAL SKILLS FOR THE GROUND.


Course Length: 8-hour work day (1 hour lunch)
Equipment needed: Casual or athletic clothing, footwear, and handcuffs.
Materials provided: Online Text

 

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David was a primary instructional force along with law enforcement members that helped design this course to take an unskilled police recruit, detention officer and bring them into a safe environment which takes into account realistic concerns for non-sport environments in the real world of 

* Note: Core Essentials is highly recommended as it has instructor development aspects to it as well as fundamental 'core' techniques, stances and other aspects that are within every single NLETC course.  For course cohesion, understanding things such as power stance, force efficiency and other concepts which are taught in Core Essentials allows us to decrease instructor certification times within other courses. Should instructors wish to not take Core Essentials and take other elective courses such as Handgun Long Gun Retention and Disarming, the course may need to be longer than the standard 8-hour course. A Training Board Member will need to handle these on a case by case basis.

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The NLETC was incorporated in 1981. The Company was reorganized as a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit corporation in 2007.  The NLETC is currently served by an Executive Board of Directors.

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The NLETC conducts reasonable use of force training and consultation utilizing an international cadre of professional instructors; serving Law Enforcement, Corrections, Security and Military clientele.

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The NLETC is dedicated to providing reasonable; court defensible use of force training that prepares officers to protect their communities professionally and skillfully.

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The NLETC is the sole source provider of the LVNR®, the only system of neck restraint with a 44-year history with no deaths, serious injury or litigation associated with its use.

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