In Those Rare Moments, Subject Control May Not Be Enough

Yes, having reliable Subject Control skills is foundational.  All other training depends on it and every physical interaction should begin and end with it.

But every now and then it just may not be enough.

There comes a time in every career where you may be faced with a deadly force decision.  This is unfortunate but likely.

But what if you had one more option?  A skill set that measured up to the task but didn't quite require you to alter everyone's life forever?

That skill is what we call  Counter Combatives.  Of all the training and attributes a modern police officer is required to have, this often overlooked option just may be the most important one for everyone.

The Problem

Combatives must be programmed.  If it is to be relied upon then it must be there when you need it.  It cannot be theoretical It, and you must have more than simple familiarity with it.

It must be rigorously trained. Its success must be absolute.

Yet finding a way to train Combatives intelligently is challenging.  It too often resembles a theoretical exposition.  

Or worse, it turns into a gut-check nightmare that ends up creating more injuries in training then it prevents in the street.

The Advantage: Applied Combatives

Counter Combatives is the highest form of hands on physical force training there is.  It fills that space between standard arrest and control techniques and undeniable deadly force. 

What's In It For You

Unlike many courses of this type, our training does not involve teaching a simple index or library of techniques.  We use safe progressions to slowly and reliably build a small set of capabilities, the end result being undeniable outcomes for when you need them most.