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Pressure Drills vs. Boxing Bouts: Building Better Tactics and Reducing Injuries in Police Training

This article explores the advantages of replacing traditional boxing bouts with pressure drills in police training. Pressure drills simulate real-world fight scenarios, allowing officers to develop defensive and offensive skills under controlled intensity. By focusing on proper technique, reducing the risk of injury, and replicating situations officers are most likely to face, pressure drills offer a safer and more effective training method.

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Proning Paranoia: The Science Behind Prone Restraint in Law Enforcement

Our latest blog post, "Proning Paranoia: The Science Behind Prone Restraint in Law Enforcement," delves into the misconceptions and scientific evidence surrounding prone restraint techniques. By comparing it to common myths, we clarify how prone positioning can actually enhance breathing and control in combative situations. We also address the debated "recovery position" and highlight why evidence supports prone restraint for safety and efficacy. This post is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the facts behind this critical law enforcement practice.

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Debunking the Myth of Positional Asphyxia: A Case Study in Law Enforcement

Explore the critical case study of Daniel Price and the debunked theory of positional asphyxia in law enforcement. This blog article delves into how misconceptions can shape criminal justice policies and practices. It highlights the importance of scientific scrutiny, presenting Dr. Thomas Newman's research that challenges the positional asphyxia hypothesis. Discover why evidence-based practices are essential for protecting both officers and communities, and understand the need for rigorous evaluation of prevailing myths in shaping effective law enforcement strategies.

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The Case for Integrating Range Tactics with Defensive Tactics

Discover the importance of integrating range tactics with defensive tactics in law enforcement training. This approach equips officers to navigate dynamic, 360-degree environments effectively, transitioning seamlessly between unarmed combat and firearm use as threats evolve. Learn how this comprehensive training mitigates risks, enhances situational awareness, and prepares officers to handle diverse encounters with confidence and proficiency.

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