Subject Matter Taught

• Grappling Escapes (how to escape from common grappler techniques)

• Weapon Retention (standing, on ground, drawn)

• Weapon Recovery (standing and execution, pistol and long-gun)

• Close Quarter Striking  (we show how and when to maximize striking)

Objectives and Key Benefits Include

¨      Non-Impact Principles

¨      Video Camera Safe – Positive public perception benefits officers, departments and the community

¨      Principle (not technique) Based

¨      Not pain dependant

¨      Goal Oriented / Outcome Based

¨      Techniques can be performed easily in confining areas

(buses, planes, trains, autos, bedrooms, etc.)

¨      Gross Motor and Mental Skills

¨      Prepares an officer to fight the prepared attacker

¨      Increase safety through confidence and competence

¨      Decrease risks, vulnerability and liability

¨      Successful Mindset – Officer Confidence

Ofc. S.R - It increased my ground fighting repertoire much more than I thought it would...It is a necessary building block to the first course...

Sgt. J.S. - It is the perfect continuation of the basic course....

Cpl. P.D. - Most intensive type of hands on training....It's essential for anyone who comes in contact with resisting subjects.

Pre-Requisite
Basic Non-Impact Subject Control
(recommended / not necessary)

Course Length
8 Hours For User / 24 Hours For Instructor

The ALEA Intermediate Non-Impact Subject Control course not only teaches the officer about weapon retention & weapon recovery (standing & ground) but teaches the officers how to escape from the most common used grappling techniques encountered on the street including neck restraints, mount, guard etc..  With the growth of civilian grappling training, officers MUST keep up their knowledge base if they hope to survive on the streets in the millennium.  What do you do when you cannot get to a weapon? The criminals are becoming better trained with their hands so should you.