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The Aikido For Law Enforcement Home Page
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2010 ALETT Class Schedule
Guilford County Technical Community College Jamestown Campus / High Point Rd. Greensboro, NC Contact person: Sandra Neal Aikido For Law Enforcement - Tactical Training Guilford Technical Community College Training Completed February 2nd - 3rd, 2010 August 3rd - 4th, 2010 Aikido For Law Enforcement - Defenses Against Edged Weapons Guilford Technical Community College May 4th - 5th, 2010 October 5th - 6th, 2010 Contact: Sandra Neal, Criminal Justice Extension Coordinator 336-334-4822 x 2753 336-454-1126 x 2753 saneal@gtcc.edu Wake Technical Community College Chapanoke Street Campus / Law Enforcement Center Raleigh, NC Contact person: Jon Gregory Wake Technical College LE Center, Chapanoke St., Raleigh, NC Aikido for LE Tactical Training Training Completed Feb. 23-24, 2010 Aikido for LE Tactical Training - Defenses Against Edged Weapons April 27-28, 2010. Contact: John Gregory 919-866-6104     |
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North Carolina Police Officers from Raleigh, Cary, Angier, Leland, Wendell, Knightdale, Dudley, Wilson, Sanford, Mebane, Apex, Newton Grove, Wilmington and Garner have described the course as... "The most practical training I've seen for Law Enforcement." "This is what Police Officers need: Quick, Effective, Save takedowns." |
Review Information Added: - For those who have attended the Aikido for Law Enforcement - Tactical Training, or Defenses against Edged Weapons classes, review of your basic hand holds, and methods for subject complience are being added... New Pages Every Day!!! more in members area A Class For Adrenaline Junkies: Defenses Against Edged Weapons - To get the adrenaline flowing, several drills were conducted using the ASP red knives. Red chalk was applied to the blade of the knife to simulate a cut and blood. Each student wore a clean, white tee shirt so that it was easy to detect a successful cut from the attacker. The drills went on for a two minute period to simulate the physical and mental stress of this type of encounter. more in members area Basic Review of Procedures and Etiquette - The primary focus on ANY training is safety of the participants. Follow these guidelines when attending to be safe and show respect to your fellow students. in members area |
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"When is the next seminar?" "Finally, someone is teaching a practical control system." "These techniques were designed to go into cuffing position!" "Why don't they teach this stuff in Basic Law Enforcement Training?" |
Article: Panic Reponse Under Stress - One of the most important aspects of law enforcement training is controlling the panic response due to stress in a crisis situation. Stress can create a panic response which can be crippling.
If you meet any of the above, you are qualified to enter the Law Enforcement Training Section.
Fill out our Access Application Form HERE.
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Keikan Aiki-Jitsu (Police Seizing Arts)
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This is a three belt certification program in Jujitsu for law enforcement officers along with an academic certificate through Wake Technical Community College, Raleigh, NC Pre-requisites and training levels available soon. Officers will be invited to participate who meet high standards of character, demeanor, and the rigorous prerequisite academic and physical training courses to include: S.C.A.T. (subject control and arrest techniques), Officers Survival I and II, Ground Defense and Control, Weapon Retention, Aikido for Law Enforcement: Tactical Training, Aikido for Law Enforcement: Defenses Against Edged Weapons, Use of Force and Documenting Use of Force. |
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Article with Video Clips: Police Control and Restraining Techniques - This handcuffing technique works extremely well for subjects who are violent and noncompliant. The technique can be modified in a variety of ways to allow the officer to handcuff the subject from a kneeling position and on a wall...