These courses are designed to challenge students physically and mentally while building confidence, competence, and the ability to perform under pressure when it matters most.
You will be taught the proper mindset, planning, attitude, and situational awareness for your every-day-life and in an effort to speed up your response time so you can ultimately survive a deadly encounter. Civilians must understand the duty to preserve life and make reasonable attempts to solve “problems” without using Deadly Physical Force (DPF). In some instances, we may be forced to move into the unknown or toward a potential threat in order to secure or defend our loved ones. In situations like this, understanding proper movement techniques, use of light, cover and concealment, and marksmanship skills can keep our families and ourselves SAFE when things go awry.
Our Force-on-Force programs utilize Ultimate Training Munitions (UTM) firearm conversion systems and Non-Lethal Training Ammunition (NLTA) to create realistic, high-stress training scenarios.
This 360-degree Reality-Based Training (RBT) methodology is developed by studying actual critical incidents captured on body cameras, dash cameras, surveillance systems, and cell phone footage. By analyzing what works—and what doesn’t—in real encounters, we build training scenarios that develop the skills necessary to prevail under pressure.
Students progress through a structured learning model that includes:
- Skills development and practice
- Force-on-target drills
- Force-on-role-player exercises
- Force-on-force engagements
- Scenario-based evaluations
Each training evolution builds upon the previous one, culminating in realistic scenarios that test your decision-making, tactics, and performance under stress.
Home Handgun Force-on-Force
This course focuses on preparing responsible armed citizens for defensive encounters in and around the home. Students learn the mindset, planning, situational awareness, and tactical considerations necessary to protect themselves and their loved ones.
Participants will develop a greater understanding of conflict avoidance, de-escalation, and the responsibility to preserve life whenever possible. When avoidance is no longer an option, students will learn practical techniques for movement, use of cover and concealment, low-light considerations, communication, and marksmanship under stress.
The goal is simple: improve your ability to recognize threats early, make sound decisions quickly, and respond effectively when seconds matter.
