Welcome to Integrated Survival Concepts (ISC)
Corrections / Law ENFORCEMENT SEMINAR
6 hour Class
Claims relative to the use of unreasonable and/or excessive use of force negatively impact the individual officer, department, and thereby diminish the level of service that the community requires.
Integrated Survival Concepts (ISC) training instructed by Dwayne Fortes and staff DOES NOT teach lateral vascular neck restraints (LVNR's) and/or placing any part of an Officers body around the neck of a person in a manner that restricts a person's ability to properly breathe. This training DOES NOT teach fancy techniques seen on television or at combat sporting events.
What this training WILL DO is to explain, demonstrate, and practically apply reasonable force to accomplish hold-downs and control techniques that focuses on leverage over strength, patience over speed, and a clear understanding of what works, what doesn't, and why, through controlled repetitions that transition into and complement the primary components of handcuffing (Immobilize, Control, Handcuff).
Professional Training for Professional Results.
IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT EVERY OFFICER NEEDS TO HAVE GROUND CONTROL AND DE-ESCALATION TECHNIQUES AS A FORCE OPTION.
This training offered by Integrated Survival Concepts is SAFE, CONTROLLED, AND REGARDLESS OF SKILL LEVEL, GENDER, OR PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS, SHALL PROVE TO BE BENEFICIAL AND EFFECTIVE TRAINING FOR EVERY OFFICER.
Let's face it. Approximately 99.9% of ALL physical altercations, as a result of an individual refusing to comply with lawful directions, culminate with a confrontation ON THE GROUND.
When an officer is employing reasonable force to make a lawful arrest, or lawfully detain an individual, the officer MUST be familiar with "what to do" and "how to do it" if the individual refuses to comply with lawful direction. If the individual employs physical force to resist the lawful orders, then it is not atypical for the physical confrontation to result "ON THE GROUND." This typically culminates in physical and mental fatigue, which may result in the unwanted "transfer of aggression" by the officer. Often times this can lead to unnecessary injuries to the Officer(s) and other person(s) involved.
Of great IMPORT, is the potential for claims of unreasonable and/or excessive force, all which have a negative impact on the day-to-day operations of the agency, the officer involved, and the potential erosion of public trust.
Integrated Survival Concepts training focuses on the methodology and philosophy of jiu-jitsu FOR LEO'S and Correctional Officers. What this training does not do is prepare individuals to be MMA fighters, Boxers, or, Martial Artists.
This training compliments general Peace Officer Standardize Training (POST) regarding the use of force
I hope to train with your departments and personnel so that your members can experience how important it is to have lawful basic ground control, and lawful techniques as an option.
COURSE OUTLINE
Ground Control & De-Escalation Tactics
"Safely Managing Persons in Crisis"
ISC programs will teach Officers ground positions, subject control methods, as well as escape prevention techniques from various positions of disadvantage while on the ground. ISC will teach lawful optional handcuffing techniques based off of the actions of the subject.
- Officers will learn controlled hold downs that applies leverage over strength. Furthermore, Officers will learn basic techniques that will give them options to make the lawful arrest and/or detainment, while on the ground, and potentially avoid unnecessary and/or excessive force allegations when managing a confrontational person on the ground.
- Officers will learn basic lawful take-down techniques to manage and control a confrontational person on the ground and lawfully apply restraints (handcuffs) safely and efficiently using either; one officer, two officer, and multiple officer control techniques.
- ISC training is consistent with Peace Officer Standardize Training (POST) throughout the United States
Prohibited Equipment: NO LIVE FIREARMS; AMMUNITION; KNIVES; WEAPONS; OC
Though not mandatory, you should consider training with the equipment you wear for work, be it traditional duty belt (on the waist) or outer-carry vest.
Attire:
- BDU Style pants, T-shirt and /or Polo style shirt
- Soft sole boots and/or sneakers
- Training Equipment: (Training "Blue" / "Red" gun) (Training Taser & Holster)
- Handcuff and handcuff key
- Hydration, light snack
- Face towel to wipe off the sweat of a great training program
