Training

Active violence training gaps: Are you covering all critical response areas?

2024-11-03T21:03:47-06:00

City of Hialeah Police Commander Orlando Salvat, right, and Sgt. Rolando Rios, left, rush to a simulated active shooting as instructor Vincent Torres, center, follows during a training session, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2022, in Hialeah, Fla. The drill was part of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s [...]

Active violence training gaps: Are you covering all critical response areas?2024-11-03T21:03:47-06:00

The desire to be great: What it takes to excel as a law enforcement officer

2024-10-28T21:29:20-05:00

From rookie to veteran, maintaining excellence in law enforcement requires commitment, resilience and the unwavering goal to be a great officer By Lt. Dan Marcou for Police1.com In the past, as an instructor at academies, I would conduct a simple survey with each class of recruits. I asked them, [...]

The desire to be great: What it takes to excel as a law enforcement officer2024-10-28T21:29:20-05:00

Cuffs on, cuffs off: Mastering the art of speedy handcuff application and removal

2024-09-15T21:35:56-05:00

By Lt. Dan Marcou for Police1.com Nothing encourages resistance in a suspect who is considering resistance like an officer who fumbles with their handcuffs. Pros master the art of handcuff application and removal. Here are some considerations for your review. Emergency removal Officers must master the ability to remove [...]

Cuffs on, cuffs off: Mastering the art of speedy handcuff application and removal2024-09-15T21:35:56-05:00

Patrol rifle malfunctions are easier to fix than you thought: Part 2

2024-09-15T20:27:41-05:00

A properly maintained patrol rifle with good magazines and quality ammunition will rarely malfunction, which is exactly why you should set up malfunctions in training By Todd Fletcher for Police1.com In Part 1 of this series, I addressed the most common patrol rifle malfunction, the failure to fire. In other [...]

Patrol rifle malfunctions are easier to fix than you thought: Part 22024-09-15T20:27:41-05:00

Research review: Gunfire spreads

2024-08-26T21:49:34-05:00

A recent study demonstrates that police officers are prone to firing their weapons when their colleagues do, emphasizing the need for contextualized firearms training. By J. Pete Blair, Ph.D. for Police1.com This article was reprinted on Police1.com with permission from Tactical Science Publication: DeCarlo J, Dlugolenski E, Myers D. (2024.) An experimental [...]

Research review: Gunfire spreads2024-08-26T21:49:34-05:00

It’s time for all law enforcement agencies to modify physical fitness training to meet the challenges of the vertical mile

2024-08-26T21:14:15-05:00

It’s time for all law enforcement agencies to modify physical fitness training to meet the challenges of the vertical mile. By Warren Keith Pickard for Police1.com The majority of law enforcement training methodology is based on theory, meaning that if you try a particular theory-based technique or principle, it should yield [...]

It’s time for all law enforcement agencies to modify physical fitness training to meet the challenges of the vertical mile2024-08-26T21:14:15-05:00

What Yusuf Dikec’s Olympic success can teach police officers

2024-08-09T20:23:49-05:00

Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikec, right, during a time-out break at the 10m air pistol mixed team final, in Chateauroux, France, at the 2024 Summer Olympics, Tuesday, July 30, 2024. The Turkish team won the silver medal. AP Photo/Manish Swarup The Turkish shooter’s remarkable performance in the 10m Air Pistol [...]

What Yusuf Dikec’s Olympic success can teach police officers2024-08-09T20:23:49-05:00

The Eyes Have It! Functional Field of View Differences Between Visual Search Behavior and Body-Worn Camera During a Use of Force Response in Active-Duty Police Officers

2024-06-20T15:43:18-05:00

BY FORCE SCIENCE POLICE PRACTICE AND RESEARCH An International Journal Authors: Nicholas P. Murray, William Lewinski, Craig Allen, Gustavo Sandri Heidner, Michael W. Albin & Robert Horn Abstract: Although officer body-worn cameras (BWCs) have improved transparency of police interactions within the community, BWCs have a limited field of view, are [...]

The Eyes Have It! Functional Field of View Differences Between Visual Search Behavior and Body-Worn Camera During a Use of Force Response in Active-Duty Police Officers2024-06-20T15:43:18-05:00

Quick Change: Training for Fast and Effective Weapon Transitions

2024-06-20T15:13:36-05:00

By Lon Bartel and Matt Bloodgood for Calibre Press |  calibrepress.com Editor’s note: New research identifies the challenges officers face as they transition between firearms, electronic control devices, and other force options during high-stress encounters. VirTra principal researcher and Force Science partnering instructor, Lon Bartel, along with Force Science graduate, Matt [...]

Quick Change: Training for Fast and Effective Weapon Transitions2024-06-20T15:13:36-05:00

Dealing with Cameras at Emergency Incidents

2024-06-04T22:09:23-05:00

From Gordon Graham with Lexipol Gordon Graham here with Today’s Tip from Lexipol. Today’s Tip is for everyone in public safety. We’re going to talk about cameras as they relate to emergency incidents. As a public servant, you need to assume that you’re almost always on camera. These days, cameras [...]

Dealing with Cameras at Emergency Incidents2024-06-04T22:09:23-05:00
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