Leadership Classes:

• Articulating a vision
• Inspiring subordinates
• Mediating tensions between those above and below you
• Valuing leadership where you find it (leadership has no rank)

Professional Communication Class:

• Ingredients of professionalism
• Respect vs. like
• The "dogs" don't fight with puppies principle
• Achieving balance vs. being right
• Titles, honorifics and names
• Reflecting what you've heard

Firearms Instruction:

• Instructors Certified by NYS Department of Criminal Justice Services
• Mastering Basics: Sites, Grip, Trigger Control, Breathing and Stance
• Understanding the operation of the weapon, disassembly, cleaning and reassembly
• Drill and practice
• Instinctual shooting

Defensive Tactics Instruction:

• Instructors certified by NYS Department of Criminal Justice Services
• The centrality of mindset
• Action vs. Reaction
• Planning vs. Praying
• Recognizing the power of intuition and instinct
• Effectiveness vs. “Coolness” (cool “moves” don’t win fights)

• Knowing the rules of engagement—case law is part of tactics
• Striking and counterstriking
• Ground defense
• Team tactics and control—working with and not against each other
• Handcuffing—tactical and practical
• Impact weapons—when they make sense ` and when they don’t
• Defense against knife attacks
• Defense against blunt instrument attacks

Workplace Violence Class:

• Defining the nature of the problem
• Myths vs. realities
• Essential case histories
• Traditional responses and their failures
• Praying that "someone" will save you when violence threatens is not an effective strategy.
• Simple, practical strategies for prevailing

Self-Defense Under Stress Class:

• What are Tactics?
• The psychophysiology of stress
• Action and reaction
• Decision loops
• Rules of engagement—legal and tactical
• Respecting instinctual defensive responses
• Pivoting from instinctual responses to tactical ones

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