Dear Newsletter Subscriber,
As snow covers the ground around Controlled F.O.R.C.E. Headquarters here in Elburn, Illinois, our staff prepares to depart for sunny Las Vegas, Nevada where we will participate in the 7th Annual U.S.N.S.T.A. National Training Conference. With well over 200 law enforcement, military, and security trainers and instructors anticipated to attend, this will be the biggest turnout yet. We look forward to seeing many of you there.
Please note that the Conference Schedule has been revised and is now available at www.usnsta.com.
Regards,
Nathan Nickels, Media Coordinator, Controlled F.O.R.C.E.
In this issue:
>> Controlled F.O.R.C.E. and the U.S.N.S.T.A.
>> Anti-Terrorism / Force Protection
Training Development
>> Departmental Custom Training Packages
>> Note to Master Instructors
and MI Candidates
>> Instructor
Certification Class Schedule
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. and the U.S.N.S.T.A.
The United States National Standards of Training Association (U.S.N.S.T.A.) identifies training needs and problems faced by our nation's law enforcement, military, and security professionals and develops necessary and actionable solutions.
Through years of scenario-based research, the U.S.N.S.T.A. has determined that the underlying problem faced by personnel is the rapid collapse of training retention in high stress field incidents which inevitably leads to unecessary injuries and unfortunate lawsuits.
Acting on its findings, the U.S.N.S.T.A. established Controlled F.O.R.C.E. as its Cornerstone System from which all other training developments are based. Controlled F.O.R.C.E. was selected because of its attention to simple principles of body movement, gross motor skills, and emphasis on transitions between holds, which all lead to increased retention rates in field use. In addition, Controlled F.O.R.C.E.'s "open-ended building block" system design makes it quick and easy to build other types of training (such as OC Spray, Weapons Deployment, etc...) into a cohesive program.
The annual conference is the testing ground for the U.S.N.S.T.A.'s training model by providing participants with a foundation in body control techniques with Controlled F.O.R.C.E. and then building from there to ensure that all training has a common base. This training model is based on the belief that the user must be able to control himself/herself before being able to engage and control someone else.
For more information on the U.S.N.S.T.A. visit: www.usnsta.com
Anti-Terrorism / Force Protection Training Development
Controlled F.O.R.C.E., in conjuction with Adrenalin Proving Grounds (APG), is developing Anti-Terrorism / Force Protection training packages for U.S. Armed Services. This training will be based on Controlled F.O.R.C.E. Levels 1 - 5 and will be available with customized options and in various time frames.
All training packages will include unit specific customization to meet the unique needs of any combat unit (based on team sizes and operational requirements) throughout all branches of the Armed Services. Training will cover the operational demands of Un-Armed and Armed combat with Non-Lethal to Lethal force multiplyers, including Force-on-Force Cover and Conceal / Fire and Maneuver.
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. will be testing portions of this training at the 7th Annual U.S.N.S.T.A. Training Conference with the various military and tactical personnel in attendance, and we plan to hold a full-scale dry run early next year.
For more
information, military personnel should contact:
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. / 630-365-1700 or Jim Roncal with APG / 888-524-4108
Departmental Custom Training Packages
Whether your agency already utilizes the Controlled F.O.R.C.E. System, or your agency is planning on making changes to its use of force training program, Controlled F.O.R.C.E. offers Departmental Custom Training Packages that can be integrated into any agency's current training.
Our
Custom Training Packages will benefit your Police, Sheriff's, or Correctional
Department by:
-- Maximizing your training budget
-- Providing "building block" training that can be quickly practiced during Roll
Call
-- Documenting the entire custom package with Interactive CDs for convenient,
full program review
-- Arming your entire staff with a use of force program that stays within
accepted force standards
Officers respond well to learning our Mechanical Advantage techniques because the training combines simplicity and effectiveness with a common-sense approach to subject control. This combination makes users more likely to revert to their training in the field, which reduces incidence of excessive or unnecessary force and officer/suspect injury.
For
more information on how Controlled F.O.R.C.E. can customize a training package
for your department, contact Brian Marcinkiewicz, National Training Coordinator:
Phone: 630-365-1700 / E-mail:
brian@controlledforce.com
Note to Master Instructors and MI Candidates
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. has made revisions to our Master Instructor Utilization Plan for maintaining or attaining Master Instructor Certification for the 2007 training year.
Please
contact Lorenzo Catanag, Master Instructor Program Manager, for details:
630-365-1700 or
zo@controlledforce.com
Instructor Certification Class Schedule
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. Close Quarters Tactical Training Classes for 2007.
January 8-11 >> Level 1 & 2 >> Greenville, Texas >> REGISTER NOW
January 22-26
>> Level 3 >> Gallup, New Mexico >> Call 1-800-301-9292 to RegisterFebruary 5-8 >> Level 1 & 2 >> Fredonia, Kentucky >> REGISTER NOW
February 5-9
>> Level 1 & 2 >> Columbia, Alabama >> REGISTER NOWFebruary 12-15
>> Level 1 & 2 >> Elburn, Illinois >> REGISTER NOWFebruary 19-22
>> Level 1 & 2 >> Elyria, Ohio >> REGISTER NOWFebruary
26 - March 1 >> Level 1 & 2 >> New Braunfels, Texas >> REGISTER NOWFebruary 27 - March 2
>> Level 1 & 2 >> Arlington, Texas >> REGISTER NOWMarch 19-22 >> Level 3 >> Mt Pleasant, Michigan >> Call 1-800-301-9292 to Register
April 10-13 >> Level 1 & 2 >> Rockford, Michigan >> MCOLES APPROVED / 302 FUNDING
CONTROLLED F.O.R.C.E. TACTICAL TRAINING SYSTEMS
Controlled F.O.R.C.E. Corporate Alliances and Co-Operatives:
