This five day Train the Trainer course is a comprehensive and highly challenging physical arrest and control program. It is our basic L.O.C.K.U.P.® system instructor program that prepares officers to become certified L.O.C.K.U.P.® Arrest and Control instructors. The course is taught with a combination of classroom, hands-on instruction and training drills in order to facilitate retention among students. The system can easily be incorporated into any current law enforcement system as modules.
Instructor Candidates Learn
- Risk Management for Confrontations,
- Legal Aspects of Use of Force,
- Report Writing, Documentation and Tracking,
- Instructional Methods and Techniques,
- Understanding Factors for Victory or Defeat,
- Controlling and Managing Fear,
- Physiological and Physical Changes During Combat,
- Fighting Maneuvers that Match the Physiological Changes,
- Instructional Techniques That Work For the Individual,
- Proper Striking Systems for Law Enforcement,
- How to Trouble-Shoot Fighting Maneuvers,
- Fighting Techniques and Fatigue,
- Team Communications and Takedowns,
- Ground Fighting,
- Weapon Retention and Takeaways,
- Edged Weapon Defenses and Countermeasures,
- Training for Multiple Assailants,
- Managing and Documenting Training, and
- Environmental Training,
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The agency has an excellent self defense training program which contributed greatly to their success in low usage of less lethal weapons during this accreditation period”
Assessment of a CT Police Agency Trained in the L.O.C.K.U.P.® System
Captain Howard Niemeier
New Port Kentucky PD · CALEA® Assessment Team
“At first I had the typical “what can these guys teach me attitude.” The significance and impact of your training quickly changed my mind. The instruction stressed an overall offensive strategy that helps prevent an escalation of force. The techniques were easy to learn and retain. Since they are based on known physiological responses, we can turn this knowledge into an advantage. It was exactly what we needed to improve our arrest and control capabilities. We have already begun to implement L.O.C.K.U.P.® in our block training.”
Lieutenant Amaury Murgado
Osceola County FL Sheriff’s Office
Columnist Police Magazine