Practical Applied Stress Training For Tactical Law Enforcement

Practical stess training for LE, Mil, and PMC

De: Will Brink

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Practical Applied Stress Training (P.A.S.T) program is designed to allow tactical teams to incorporate job applicable ‘functional’ training into their existing programs to take their general physical preparedness (GPP) to the next level. P.A.S.T bridges the essential gap between physical training and firearms training, allowing the SWAT operator to be better prepared for the demands of the job. The program includes a manual that covers the program from start to finish. It supplies basic to advanced instruction, using one and two operator examples, or full team stages. The manual covers how to build effective stress training for those teams with little to no budget, to a program using highly effective recommended training tools. The P.A.S.T program is designed to be integrated with the existing firearms programs used by trainers and departments, and modulated for those in great condition to those who need to be in great condition…The program can be used by teams at all levels of firearms proficiency and physical conditioning. The P.A.S.T Program is not a firearms instructional program or a program that deals with tactics. Although some firearms related materials and resources are provided, it’s not a firearms program in the classic sense. It’s specifically designed to be combined with the firearms doctrine of experienced trainers and departments to greatly augment their tactical teams operational readiness and ability to perform under high levels of stress.