PFC Director
Inactive
Progressive F.O.R.C.E. Concepts LLC
PROTOCOM Tier-1 (100-400)
September 15-18, 2005
Las Vegas, Nevada
$600.00
This 4-day event comprises the entire first tier of the PROTOCOM system (100 through 400). Each day will address both the Pistolcraft and Combatives material presented in a given level; mats in the morning, range in the afternoon. Since PROTOCOM is a principle-based training program, it is possible to cover and complete an entire level of instruction in one day of training – providing participants are “switched on” and ready to train hard. Students will be taught the key concepts related to each skill-set and have the opportunity to practically apply core tactics and techniques through innovative and intense drilling. This is fast-paced, comprehensive instruction in fully integrated pistol, folding knife and empty-hand fighting skills. Pistolcraft modules covered will include Marksmanship, Manipulations, Ready Measures, Shooting Responses, Combative Shooting Positions, Reactive Movement, Multiple Threat Response, Close Tactical Shooting, and Bilateral Weapon Operation. Physical Defense modules covered will include Aggressive Response Tactics, Standing Escapes, Defensive Folder Tactics, Ground Countermeasures, Handgun Retention Tactics, Offensive Direction Techniques, Handgun Intermediate Force, Active Weapon Defense, Knife/Counter-Knife, and Weapon Threat Removal. Each day skills testing in each level will be completed to measure student performance and certify those desiring the personal or professional qualification. There are NO formal prerequisites for this event. Students are however expected to be safe and familiar with their chosen firearm. This tier of training is the first phase of instruction in the PROTOCOM progression and is designed to prepare students for Tier-2 (500 through 700). Graduates of any Tier-1 course may attend this event at a special price based on previous attendance - contact PFC for PROTOCOM student rates. Registration deadline is September 2, 2005. For more information, contact PFC.
702.647.1126
Info@PFCtraining.com
www.PFCtraining.com
PROTOCOM Tier-1 (100-400)
September 15-18, 2005
Las Vegas, Nevada
$600.00
This 4-day event comprises the entire first tier of the PROTOCOM system (100 through 400). Each day will address both the Pistolcraft and Combatives material presented in a given level; mats in the morning, range in the afternoon. Since PROTOCOM is a principle-based training program, it is possible to cover and complete an entire level of instruction in one day of training – providing participants are “switched on” and ready to train hard. Students will be taught the key concepts related to each skill-set and have the opportunity to practically apply core tactics and techniques through innovative and intense drilling. This is fast-paced, comprehensive instruction in fully integrated pistol, folding knife and empty-hand fighting skills. Pistolcraft modules covered will include Marksmanship, Manipulations, Ready Measures, Shooting Responses, Combative Shooting Positions, Reactive Movement, Multiple Threat Response, Close Tactical Shooting, and Bilateral Weapon Operation. Physical Defense modules covered will include Aggressive Response Tactics, Standing Escapes, Defensive Folder Tactics, Ground Countermeasures, Handgun Retention Tactics, Offensive Direction Techniques, Handgun Intermediate Force, Active Weapon Defense, Knife/Counter-Knife, and Weapon Threat Removal. Each day skills testing in each level will be completed to measure student performance and certify those desiring the personal or professional qualification. There are NO formal prerequisites for this event. Students are however expected to be safe and familiar with their chosen firearm. This tier of training is the first phase of instruction in the PROTOCOM progression and is designed to prepare students for Tier-2 (500 through 700). Graduates of any Tier-1 course may attend this event at a special price based on previous attendance - contact PFC for PROTOCOM student rates. Registration deadline is September 2, 2005. For more information, contact PFC.
702.647.1126
Info@PFCtraining.com
www.PFCtraining.com