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Basic Law Enforcement Training is designed to give the essential and up to date skills required for law enforcement officers with state, county, or municipal governments, or with private enterprise. This program utilizes mandated topics and methods of instruction.

General subjects include:

LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING PROGRAMS

(12 HOURS)

INTRODUCTION

Officers should begin to become educated on the different styles of martial arts that exist in the world today. Though these skills are not acquired by suspects overnight, officers could encounter such basic techniques as a double leg or single leg takedown, chokes of all kinds, bear hugs, head locks, arm locks, finger locks, and hand and leg strikes. Because reality-fighting events reinforce these basic techniques and their effectiveness, it is imperative that officers are proficient in distract, escape, and follow up techniques.

Perhaps the most terrifying fighting system style seen in reality fighting events is the many forms of ground fighting. Many who enter the ring have considered themselves "seasoned" fighters until they fought a "grappler." Grappling is a general name for a fighter who prefers to fight on the ground, rather than stand up and fight. Several martial arts contain techniques, which encourage some form of proactive ground fighting, and in some cases, ground fighting is the art. Wrestling, Jeet Kune Do Grappling, Sombo, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Shoot Wrestling, and Pancrase are some of the more popular styles where a fighter will intend on taking his opponent to the ground. Because the results of these reality events have seen grapplers winning the majority of the time and the fact that many of our arrest techniques mean taking a suspect to the ground, it is extremely important that officers become proficient in defending themselves from their back and have the ability to affect escapes when a suspect gains an advantage on the ground, usually with the mounted position.

Over the years, assaults against officers have steadily increased. Because of this threat, every officer needs a valid defendable self-defense system that can control hostile subjects.

THREE-DAY PROGRAMS COVERS:

RESTRAINT CONTROL

• Advanced Security Principles
• Defense Tactics
• Empty Hand
• Empty Hand vs. Weapon
• Standing Position
• Entering to Trapping to Grappling

 BASIC STANCES MOVEMENT AND BODY POSITIONING

1. The four basic stances
2. Joint-lock manipulation
3. Trapping
4. Arm locks/Wrist locks/Leg locks
5. Takedowns/Counters/Reversals/Escapes

Last year over 55,000 assaults on Police Officers and over 20,000 lawsuits against Police Officers for excessive force.

GROUND TACTICS AND DEFENSES

GOAL:

Instructional techniques on how to defend yourself when a fight goes to the ground.

• Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Grappling Arts
• Escapes, Counters/Reversals and Locks

Knife and Weapon Defense

A "knife" or in Filipino terms, "Daga" is recognized as the World's leading lethal subject control system. The Knife Defense system is based on the Filipino martial arts. Areas to be covered are:

• Knife vs. Knife (Daga vs. Daga)
• Knife vs. Empty Hands (Daga vs. Empty Hands)
• Combination: Knife (Daga) vs. Empty Hands into return into sender.
• Disarm
• Submission
• Takedown
• Keep
• Knife (Daga) vs. Single Stick, Single Sword, Single Axe, Single Cane

 Comments about Larry Hartsell's Training Programs

" The only way to tip the odds of survival in the officers favor is to make his training as thorough, methodical, and comprehensive as possible. Our Officers and Special SEK/MEK Teams have probably encountered every possible warrant/arrest situation imaginable." Hartsell's Training Program did just that. -- SEK/MEK TEAM/STATE POLICE VORPOMMERN -- E.V. SEK of the German Police of Brandeburg, Potsdam, Eiche--MEK of the German Police of Bradenburg, Potsdame, Eiche

About Larry Hartsell

Larry Hartsell came into Bruce Lee's school as a man with a black belt in Judo and over 10 years of experience in grappling as well as a strong foundation in the striking arts that began in 1961 with his training in Kenpo Karate under Grand Master Ed Parker. Shortly after receiving his black belt rank from Ed Parker, Larry Hartsell spent time in the Army including Combat in Vietnam, where he served as Military Police and other Elite Forces..

Already an accomplished Judo man, Larry enjoyed sparring with soldiers from the elite South Korean ROK division stationed near by. Upon his return to this country, he enrolled in Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do Chinatown school in Los Angeles, CA. Larry Hartsells training under Bruce Lee continued with Private Instruction at Bruce Lee's home in Bel Air, California.

Hartsell places strong emphasis on the skills of hand-to-hand combat and weapons and training. Over the past thirty years, he is world known for the development of techniques in all ranges of ground work. This lead him into a wide and varied range of professional experiences with his training under Bruce Lee, a Degree in Criminal Justice, and twelve years of Law Enforcement experience. Larry Hartsell has been in wide demand as a professional bodyguard for celebrities like Mr. T " A-Team Series" and as a trainer for both the Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers. In addition, he has taught self-defense and combat courses for the elite Navy Seals and Police Officers through various colleges and agencies.

Larry Hartsell authorized two books on the subject of Jeet Dune Do. "Entering to Trapping to Grappling" and "Takedowns, Counters, and Reversals." In addition, he produced five internationally distributed Instructional Videotapes. These books, videotapes and his skill in the Grappling Arts have resulted in Larry Hartsell being listed in the "Who's Who in Martial Arts" and cover shots with numerous featured articles in: Inside Kung Fu, Black Belt, Martial Arts Training, Inside Karate, Australian Fighting Arts, Martial Arts Illustrated and many others.

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