I get advertisements and offers to attend "training" classes on a fairly regular basis. To some degree or another, the description of these classes all involve the trainee moving between fixed stations and shooting at passive stationary targets. Adding movement, the stress of not necessarily knowing where the target is and the pressure of needing to fire rapidly and accurately all aid in preparing the trainee to function in a stressful environment, but they all lack the true stress of having a target that can shoot back.
And before someone goes there, I'm not suggesting live-fire training.
What I would like to know is whether there are any classes or systems where the concepts and equipment from paintball and/or laser-tag have been adapted to create a training class in which the targets can (literally, but non-lethally) "shoot back"?
And before someone goes there, I'm not suggesting live-fire training.
What I would like to know is whether there are any classes or systems where the concepts and equipment from paintball and/or laser-tag have been adapted to create a training class in which the targets can (literally, but non-lethally) "shoot back"?